India

Routes of Money　—　41 chapters · 166 stops

The monetary history of India, read chapter by chapter in painted scenes, with narration available. The first chapter is open to all.

Chapters

1. The Sixteen Kingdoms Strike Coinage　4 stops
2. Abandoning shape, maintaining weight　4 stops
3. There were officials in charge of inspection　5 stops
4. The sink of the world's most precious metals　4 stops
5. One-sided demand　4 stops
6. Gold Coins Buried in the South　3 stops
7. The absorbed gold became its name.　3 stops
8. Towards Their Own Standard　3 stops
9. The state determined the value　5 stops
10. The Currency Was Recoined　5 stops
11. Taking the opposite measure in thirty years　3 stops
12. The Boar Crest　4 stops
13. A Rare Coin　3 stops
14. A five-year reign that defined three hundred years　4 stops
15. A country with no mines had enough silver　4 stops
16. Melt and Restrike　4 stops
17. Paying without carrying cash　5 stops
18. The Right to Collect Revenue is Transferred　4 stops
19. In the year of famine, tax revenue increased　4 stops
20. The Poppy That Turned the Flow of Silver　5 stops
21. The Three Presidencies Become One　5 stops
22. The state monopolizes the right to print paper money　5 stops
23. The cost of rule is paid by the ruled　4 stops
24. The Same Tool, Turned Around　4 stops
25. The Two Outflows Are Different　3 stops
26. The value of silver continues to fall　3 stops
27. Closing the mints　4 stops
28. The Gold Did Not Come　4 stops
29. One Country, Two Currencies　4 stops
30. The man who wrote of the problem of the Rupee　5 stops
31. The country was divided, the purse remained　5 stops
32. Same Tools, Different Questions　3 stops
33. From Sixteen to a Hundred　4 stops
34. The Gulf Rupee　5 stops
35. The price of food determined the currency　4 stops
36. The Prohibition of Holding Gold　4 stops
37. Sending Gold to London　4 stops
38. The Return　4 stops
39. The Issuer and the Circulator　3 stops
40. An attempt to use yarn as currency　4 stops
41. The sink is in the home　5 stops