Haparnash

Haparnash (singular: haparna), symbolized with a Ħ, are bronze coins used as a standard currency by the Kingdom of Kittamar. On one side, they are stamped with the chariot wheel symbol of the kingdom, and on the other they are engraved with a likeness of the current king, and his name.

Eight haparnash are equal to a medura (plural: medurash), a smaller silver coin with a similar design. Four medurash are equal to a yukron (plural: yukronashti), an electrum (gold and silver alloy) coin the same size as a haparna, with the chariot wheel on one side, and an image of Teshua Pur, the Kittamaran weather god, on the other. Finally, two yukronashti are equal to one ashahi (plural: ashahiya), a large gold coin with the image of the current queen engraved on both sides.

In trading with the Ezopharian Empire, Kittamar has also adopted the Ezopharian copper bar known as the rudab, with twenty four rudabi equalling one haparna.

Sixteen rudabi are equal, in this system, to one Dalhuatan minat.