rati hat geschrieben: ↑So 31.12.23 07:05
Fuang = 1/8 Baht Thailändische Währungseinheit
Das kommt davon wenn man wörtlich übersetzt
Zum Zusammenhang zwischen fang und fuang, kann man bei "Playthings in Porcelain" nachlesen:
In Chinese the character 方 fang has many different meanings, depending on context. It can
mean: square, place, plan, method, at that time, comparison, to neglect, to tally with, to center.
However, in Chinese fang has never signified a coin or a coin’s value. The use of this character
on the porcelain coins therefore seems only to be explicable by its similarity in sound to the
Siamese money value fuang.
https://chinesemoneymatters.files.wordp ... -money.pdf
