Religion and Money
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Money, monnaie, Münze. The words for “money” around the world come from the name of a single temple that stood on a hill in Rome.
- from 2000 BC The Temple as Bank Overview: 2,700 years of the world
- about AD 30 Thirty Pieces of Silver Overview: 2,700 years of the world
- 269 BC The Temple of Moneta Overview: 2,700 years of the world
- July 26, 1858 House of Commons Rothschild family (Frankfurt, London, Paris, Vienna, Naples)
- 1938–1953 The Archives The Rothschild family (Frankfurt, London, Paris, Vienna, Naples)
- 2nd century BC The Kingdom of Pergamon Greece
- the 3rd century BC The casting works of Rome Italy
- the 3rd century BC The temple on the Capitoline Italy
- 375/4 BC On the coin-testing counter Greece
- 377–373 BC Sanctuary of Apollo at Delos Greece
- Around 510 BC The foot of the Acropolis Greece
- from the 7th century Almsgiving and the Ban on Interest Overview: 2,700 years of the world
- the 7th century The mint of Pavia Italy
- AD 692 The Face of God Overview: 2,700 years of the world
- 740–745 The Kuni, Naniwa, and Shigaraki Capitals Japan
- 743 Shigaraki Palace, Ōmi Province Japan
- 745–752 Tōdai-ji, Yamato Province Japan
- 747–752 Tōdai-ji, Yamato Province Japan
- 749–1298 Hiraizumi, Mutsu Japan
- the 8th century The Naganobori Copper Mine, Nagato Province Japan
- 765–770 The Usa Hachiman Shrine, Buzen Province Japan
- 845 An abandoned temple, its bell still in the hall China
- the end of the 9th century–the 10th century The Danelaw Britain
- 962 The Holy Roman Empire Germany
- 1023 Chengdu: the Jiaozi office of Yizhou China
- the 11th century León-Castile Spain
- 1139 The field of Ourique Portugal
- the 10th–12th centuries The provincial granaries and Ōshū Japan
- the 12th century The sea lanes of the eastern Mediterranean Italy
- from 1174 The mint of Toledo Spain
- 1180–1195 Todaiji, Yamato Japan
- 1181–1203 Todaiji, Yamato Japan
- From 1204 The Fallen Imperial Capital Greece
- 1247 The London mint Britain
- the 7th–13th centuries The granaries of the provinces Japan
- the later 13th century–the 16th century Sakamoto, Omi Japan
- the 10th–13th centuries The Holy Roman Empire, the imperial court Germany
- the 13th century St Mark's Square Italy
- 1252 The Zecca of Florence Italy
- 1266 Tours, on the Loire France
- 1274 Hakata Bay, Chikuzen Japan
- 1284 The Zecca of Venice Italy
- 1306 Paris France
- 1323 / 1976 The seabed off Sinan Japan
- 1325–1326 Kenchoji, Kamakura Japan
- 1331–1333 Kyoto and Kamakura Japan
- 1339–1342 Saga, Kyoto Japan
- the 12th–14th centuries The Knights Templar Overview: 2,700 years of the world
- the 13th–14th centuries Hakozaki-gu, Chikuzen Japan
- the 12th–14th centuries The Temple enclosure, Paris France
- the 13th–14th centuries A church pulpit Italy
- 14th century Moscow Russia
- 14th century Moscow Russia
- from 1393 The capital and its outskirts Japan
- 1397 Florence Italy
- 1415 The walls of Ceuta Portugal
- 1428 Sakamoto in Omi to the home provinces Japan
- 1429–1431 Compiègne, and then Rouen France
- 1445 Hyogo-no-tsu, Settsu Japan
- 1450–1504 The Daijoin of Kofukuji, Yamato Japan
- the 1393rd century–the later 15th century The shogunal Mandokoro, Kyoto Japan
- 14th–15th centuries The Moscow Mint Russia
- 1457 The mint of Lisbon Portugal
- 1461–1483 Louis XI's study, the room of the tax registers France
- 1467 Shokokuji, Kyoto Japan
- 1467–1480 The pawn-storehouses of Kyoto Japan
- 1471–1496 Yoshizaki, Echizen / Yamashina, Yamashiro Japan
- 1488–1580 Takao Castle, Kaga Japan
- 1492 Before the royal treasury Spain
- 1500–1519 Ghent Netherlands
- about 1516 Bohemia, a valley of the Ore Mountains Germany
- 1516 Bohemian Ore Mountains Austria
- AD 1517 The Indulgence Overview: 2,700 years of the world
- Japan Offertory Coins and the Doso Overview: 2,700 years of the world
- from about 1520 The minting workshop of Joachimsthal Germany
- 1535 The Mint of Moscow Russia
- the 14th–16th centuries The Zen temples of Kyoto Japan
- the 15th–16th centuries Before the halls of temples and shrines Japan
- 15th–16th centuries Moscow and Novgorod Russia
- 16th century Moscow Russia
- 16th Century Above the Market Entrance Austria
- 1552–1586 Sakai in Izumi, and Funai in Bungo Japan
- 1559 The low country, a cathedral Netherlands
- August 1566 Western Flanders, a church Netherlands
- 1567 A mint in the low country Netherlands
- 1567 Brussels Netherlands
- 1568 Sakai in Izumi Japan
- 1570–1580 Ishiyama and the Kizugawa estuary, Settsu Japan
- 1571 Mount Hiei in Omi Japan
- 1575 The mint of the province of Holland Netherlands
- 1580–1584 Nagasaki and Urakami, Hizen Japan
- 1582 the Honnoji and the palace, Kyoto Japan
- 1587 Hakozaki, Chikuzen Japan
- 1597 before the Hokoji, Kyoto Japan
- 1608–1614 the Hokoji, Kyoto Japan
- from 1628 Imabashi in Osaka Japan
- 16th–17th centuries Moscow Austria
- July 1662 Moscow → Kolomenskoye Russia
- 1698 Moscow Russia
- 1749–1751 The Parlement of Paris France
- 1751 A salon in Naples Italy
- 1755 Lisbon, the ruined city Portugal
- 1789 The National Assembly and the Church lands, Paris France
- 1793 Mints across France France
- 1793–1804 New Spain Spain
- 1806 The hall where the imperial crown was laid down Germany
- 1810s Zacatecas Mexico
- 1817 London, the Royal Mint Britain
- 1833–1837 Tenma in Osaka Japan
- 1849 Rome Italy
- the 1860s the domains' residences Japan
- 1894 Heraion of Argos Greece
- 1896 The hall of the Democratic national convention United States
- 1918 Toyama, Kobe Japan
- 1938–1944 across Japan Japan
- Winter 1947 Vienna and Moscow Austria
- Middle Ages— Bottom of the Purse Austria
- the 19th–20th centuries The Golden Age of the Gold Coin Overview: 2,700 years of the world
- 1958 a Showa living room Japan
- 1997 Moscow Russia
- 2002– Europe Austria
- Present Nationwide India
- Present Central bank's vault India
- Present Southern Temple India