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Schilling Accounting Law

シリング計算法　—　Institutions

Law of December 20, 1924. The basis for the currency conversion from the Krone to the Schilling.

Austria — Ten Thousand to One / Vienna
Austria　Ten Thousand to One ／ Vienna

Austrian law of December 20, 1924. It provided the basis for the currency conversion to the Schilling, replacing the Krone which had been devalued by hyperinflation.

⚠ 10,000 Kronen = 1 Schilling. A law that redenominated the currency is also a ceremony declaring the end of chaos.