Taevrian Yen
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| Unit (TATY) | Obverse | Reverse |
|---|---|---|
| Coins | ||
| 1 Q¥ | Emperor Nobuo Uematsu | Red-tailed Hawk (National Animal) |
| 5 Q¥ | Emperor Yoshitaka Amano | Red-tailed Hawk (National Animal) |
| 10 Q¥ | Emperor Akitoshi Kawazu | Red-tailed Hawk (National Animal) |
| 25 Q¥ | Emperor Makoto Asano | Red-tailed Hawk (National Animal) |
| 50 Q¥ | Emperor Tetsuya Nomura | Red-tailed Hawk (National Animal) |
| 1 T¥ | Emperor Akihiko Yoshida | An Aerial View of Taevri |
| 2 T¥ | Emperor Yasumi Matsuno | A Crane Flower (National Flower) |
| 5 T¥ | Emperor Kazushige Nojima | Great Seal of the Imperial Senate |
| Banknotes | ||
| 1 T¥ | Emperor Akihiko Yoshida | An Aerial View of Taevri |
| 2 T¥ | Emperor Yasumi Matsuno | A Crane Flower (National Flower) |
| 5 T¥ | Emperor Kazushige Nojima | Great Seal of the Imperial Senate |
| 10 T¥ | Emperor Motomu Toriyama | Imperial Treasury Building |
| 20 T¥ | Emperor Yoshinori Kitase | Hall of The Royals |
| 50 T¥ | Emperor Majima Kotoko | Tomb of the Emperors |
| 100 T¥ | Emperor Hiromichi Tanaka | Taevrian Imperial Palace |
| 250 T¥ | Emperor Yoshitaka Amano | Ishii Waterfalls |
| 500 T¥ | Emperor Nobuo Uematsu | The Taevrian Coat of Arms |
| 1000 T¥ | Emperor Hironobu Sakaguchi | Port of Tsuyama |
| 2500 T¥ | Emperor Nishiki Dojima | Joint Taevrian Command Headquarters |
| 5000 T¥ | Emperor Tetsuya Nomura | The Flag of Taevri |
The Taevrian Yen (T¥) is the currency used in Hamptonshire and any smaller island governments owned by the Taevrian Empire. The plural form is "Yen" and one is divided into 100 Quarter Yen (Q¥), singular and plural. The Taevrian Yen is one of the minor and more stable currencies in the NationStates world.
History
In the spring of 1808, it was decided by the Imperial Court that Taevri should abandon the Japanese Yen in favor of a less Japan-centric currency. When the exchange process began in the summer of 1809 the Japanese Yen was replaced at the rate of 2 ¥ to the T¥. Within 2.5 years there was enough printed T¥ notes and minted coins to replace all ¥ within the Empire.
