Ropa-Topian numerals

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The system of Ropa-Topian numerals originates in the ancient Ropa-Topian Empire. The system has remained in use in several nations in Uhuhland until today, although it has become rare since the decimal system was introduced. Especially in Uhuh-Ropa and Uhuh-Topia, Ropa-Topian numerals are commonly used in numbered lists and the numbering of major sports events, but Roman numerals are being used for the same purpose more often.

Origin

The earliest known numeral system that was used in what later became the Ropa-Topian Empire was a balanced ternary system.

Digit symbols

Symbol Value
Rt-digit-minus.png -1
Rt-digit-zero.png 0
Rt-digit-plus.png +1
Ropa-Topian Decimal
Rt-digit-zero.png   0  0
Rt-digit-plus.png 1
Rt-digit-plus.pngRt-digit-minus.png 1×3 - 1
Rt-digit-plus.pngRt-digit-zero.png 1×3 + 0
Rt-digit-plus.pngRt-digit-minus.png 1×3 + 1
Rt-digit-plus.pngRt-digit-minus.pngRt-digit-minus.png 1×9 - 1×3 - 1
Rt-digit-plus.pngRt-digit-minus.pngRt-digit-zero.png 1×9 - 1×3 + 0
Rt-digit-plus.pngRt-digit-minus.pngRt-digit-plus.png 1×9 - 1×3 + 1
Rt-digit-plus.pngRt-digit-zero.pngRt-digit-minus.png 1×9 + 0×3 - 1
Rt-digit-plus.pngRt-digit-zero.pngRt-digit-zero.png 1×9 + 0×3 + 0


More to be added

Nonary notation

During the reign of Emperor Julius Omnibus the notation which is still in use was introduced as a concise representation of ternary numbers, with one nonary digit representing two ternary digits.

Rt-digits.png

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Flag ropa-topia tiny.png The Allied States of Ropa-Topia
Flag uhuh-topia tiny.png Uhuh-Topia (Arcadia); Flag uhuh-ropa tiny.png Uhuh-Ropa (Ropadam)
Monarchs: Emperor James II; King Seth I
Currencies: Topian Guilder; Uhuh-Ro
Major cities: Arcadia; Ropadam; Isle of Uhm
Sports: Athletes; Football
Miscellaneous: History; Space agency; TLDs: .ur, .ut, .rta
See also: Uhuhland; San Adriano; Gnatanamo; Category:Ropa-Topia