Unification and Money

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One standard for all. Yet each face left as it was. This compromise is what unification actually looks like.

330 BC　The Empire's Network of Mints 　Overview: 2,700 years of the world
221 BC　The Unification of Qin 　Overview: 2,700 years of the world
1820　The Chancellery in Vienna 　The Rothschild family (Frankfurt, London, Paris, Vienna, Naples)
about 150–50 BC　The hall of a tribal chief 　Britain
the 2nd century BC　Bolskan (today's Huesca) 　Spain
216 BC　The field of Cannae 　Italy
221 BC　Xianyang, capital of Qin: the government offices 　China
the 5th–3rd centuries BC　A money-changer's table at the border 　China
AD 301　The Defeat of the Price Edict 　Overview: 2,700 years of the world
301　A market of the empire 　Italy
336 BC　Xianyang, capital of Qin: the government offices 　China
336–221 BC　Qin tax collection at work 　China
336–323 BC　The Empire's Money-Changing Table 　Greece
336–323 BC　Tarsus and Babylon 　Greece
1st–4th centuries　Kushan Empire 　India
450s–420s BCE　The agorae of the allied cities 　Greece
454 BC　The Acropolis 　Greece
478/7 BC　Sanctuary of Apollo on Delos 　Greece
4th–6th centuries　After Samudragupta's northwestern conquests 　India
4th–6th centuries　Reign of Skandagupta 　India
568　The exarch's palace in Ravenna 　Italy
589–618　A Sui checkpoint 　China
the 9th–10th centuries　The West Frankish Kingdom 　France
the 8th–10th centuries　A provincial casting hut 　China
the 11th–12th centuries　The caravan routes of the Sahara 　Spain
1183　Constance 　Italy
the middle of the 13th century　The trade routes of the Mediterranean 　Italy
1284–1797　Beside St Mark's 　Italy
December 1339　Flanders and Brabant, the council chamber 　Netherlands
the 14th century　The Rhineland and Hungary 　Italy
from about 1379　Lübeck and Hamburg 　Germany
1386　London 　Portugal
October 1433　The Burgundian Low Countries, a mint courtyard 　Netherlands
the 12th–15th centuries　Northern Germany, the port of Lübeck 　Germany
the 14th–15th centuries　The Baltic, the Hanseatic sea routes 　Germany
the 14th–15th centuries　The Rhine valley, the lands of the prince-electors 　Germany
the end of the 15th century　A mint of Castile 　Spain
the 15th century　The low country, the unfinished tower of a cathedral 　Netherlands
the end of the 15th century　The mint of Istanbul 　Italy
1454　Lodi 　Italy
1463–1477　The Burgundian frontier supply lines, and the country outside Nancy 　France
1471　The royal palace of Castile 　Spain
1492　Before the royal treasury 　Spain
1496–1506　The court of the low country 　Netherlands
13 June 1497　Medina del Campo 　Spain
1497　A mint of Castile 　Spain
1497　Castile, a gold workshop 　Spain
from 1497　Medina del Campo 　Spain
Up to 1519　Central Mexico 　Mexico
1521–1543　The seventeen provinces, upon the ledger 　Netherlands
1523–1532　The treasure-room of the Louvre 　France
1535　Moscow 　Russia
1535　The Mint of Moscow 　Russia
From 1536　Mexico City Mint 　Mexico
From 1536　Mexico City Mint 　Mexico
1537–1538　Mexico City Mint 　Mexico
1540–1545　A city in Northern India 　India
1540–1545　The reign of Akbar 　India
the 16th century　The Ottoman Empire 　Overview: 2,700 years of the world
the end of the 16th century　The market of a territorial town 　Germany
the 16th century　The mints of the many states 　Italy
15th–16th centuries　Moscow and Novgorod 　Russia
1551 and 1559　Augsburg, the imperial diet 　Germany
1566　The chamber of the imperial diet 　Germany
from 1566　The mints of the empire's territories 　Germany
From 1572　Mexico City Mint 　Mexico
January 1579　Utrecht 　Netherlands
1579　Utrecht 　Netherlands
1598–1610　France under Henri IV 　France
1644–1648　Paris, the office of finance 　France
15th–17th centuries　Weaving house 　Korea
1652　Potosí, the mint rebuilt 　Spain
1661–1715　Versailles and the battlefield 　France
1690 and 1753　The conference table where the standard is agreed 　Germany
1696　London 　Russia
the 1720s　London, Westminster 　Britain
1732–　Mexico City Mint 　Mexico
from 1750　The market where the standard is posted 　Germany
from the middle of the 18th century　The mint of the royal capital, Berlin 　Germany
1753　The Viennese Court 　Austria
from 1755　The rebuilding of the Baixa, Lisbon 　Portugal
from 1763　A market returning to peacetime 　Germany
1766　Kolyvan refinery 　Russia
1772　Edo 　Japan
1774–1776　The office of the Controller-General 　France
1779　Bilbao, a port on the Bay of Biscay 　Spain
from 1803　All of France 　France
1811　Vienna 　Austria
1815　The congress hall in Vienna 　Italy
1815–48　Naples and Rome 　Italy
1821–1824　Republic 　Mexico
1824–　Northern Border 　Mexico
1834　A customs post on the border of the German states 　Germany
1834–1838　The counting-table of a German merchant house 　Germany
1835　Council 　India
1835　Mint 　India
1838　Saxony, Dresden 　Germany
the earlier 19th century　Along the lengthening railway 　Germany
into the 19th century　The Germany of highways and markets 　Germany
the 19th century　From Mexico to China and the United States 　Spain
the 17th–19th centuries　A counting desk lined with conversion tables 　China
the beginning of the 19th century　The high road to Lisbon 　Portugal
the end of the 19th century　The piers of Genoa 　Italy
1854　The treasury chamber in Lisbon 　Portugal
1857　Vienna, the imperial capital 　Germany
1857　A German mint 　Germany
from 1857　Vienna and Berlin 　Germany
1857　Vienna 　Austria
1857　The Mint 　Austria
the 1860s　A merchant's counting-table, once more 　United States
1862　A chancellery in Turin 　Italy
1862–66　The mints across the country 　Italy
1863–1912　The money-changer's drawer 　France
1863–1864　Washington, the Treasury 　United States
1865　Paris (the monetary conference) 　France
1865–1866　The mint inspector's workbench 　France
1865　A conference hall in Paris 　Italy
1866–1885　The teller's window of a Swiss bank 　France
1866　A chancellery in Florence 　Italy
1866–83　A bank counter 　Italy
1867　Vienna 　Austria
1867–　Vienna 　Austria
1867–1869　The Parliament of Athens 　Greece
1868　Madrid, the office of the finance minister 　Spain
1868–1910　Bank exchange counter 　Greece
1870–1878　The mints of the union's countries 　France
the 1870s　The countries on the silver standard 　Germany
1871　A unified Germany 　Germany
1871 and 1873　The mint of the empire 　Germany
1871–1873　The Berlin exchange 　Germany
1871　The Rhine, the current at the border 　Netherlands
1871–1895　East Asia 　Mexico
1873　The mints of Berlin and Paris 　France
1873–1914　The Banque de France, the convertibility window 　France
1873　The exchange on the day of the crash 　Germany
1873–1875　Paris Mint 　Greece
from 1874　The cities of the peninsula 　Italy
October 30, 1875　Printing room of the official gazette 　Turkey
December 20, 1881　During the negotiations 　Turkey
1883　The treasury ministry in Rome 　Italy
1890–1911　The provincial mints 　China
1890　The map room in Lisbon 　Portugal
1893　Rome 　Italy
1894　Paris 　Russia
1910　Foreign exchange rate board 　Greece
1914–1967　The treaty shelf, and the mint of Switzerland 　France
1914　Peking: the issue of the new silver coin 　China
1914–15　Telegraph Room of the Grand Vizier's Office 　Turkey
April 8, 1916　On the table of Parliament 　Turkey
1926　The Bank of Italy 　Italy
1944　London, the desk of the government in exile 　Netherlands
1 December 1948　The founding of the People's Bank of China 　China
1949–1961　A harbour of the reconstruction 　Netherlands
the 18th–20th centuries　The caravan routes of the Middle East and Africa 　Germany
1975　Madrid 　Spain
1989　The Berlin Wall 　Germany
1 July 1990　A bank counter in East Germany 　Germany
1990　The council room of the Bundesbank 　Germany
the 1990s　The industrial region of eastern Germany 　Germany
1992–96　A chancellery in Rome 　Italy
1997–2020　The white cliffs of Dover 　Britain
1 January 1999　Madrid, the ledgers of the bank 　Spain
the present　The site of the old mint of Florence 　Italy

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