Gulf rupee

Rupee Gulf (Carabiga: Ruushka ama Ruubiyaanka Hindiya), oo sidoo kale loo yaqaano Faransiiska Gacanka Carabta, wuxuu ahaa lacag lagu isticmaalo dalalka Gacanka Carabta iyo Jasiiradda Carabta intii u dhaxaysay 1959 iyo 1966. Waxaa soo saaray Dawlada Hindiya iyo Bank of Reserve Bank of India oo u dhiganta riwaayad Hindi ah.

Ilaa qarnigii qarniga 20-aad, rupida Hindiya waxaa loo isticmaalay lacag ahaan dalalka Gacanka iyo Jasiiradda Carabta. Munaasabaddan ayaa cidhiidhi ku haysa kaydka shisheeye ee dalka Hindiya, sidaas darteedna waxaa la aasaasay budhcad-badeed. Waxaa soo bandhigay xukuumadda Hindiya 1959-kii oo ah beddelka rupsi-ka Indian-ka ee wareegga wareegga ah ee dalka dibaddiisa.  Waqtigaas, rupsi-ka Hindiya ayaa loo gooyay sigaarka Britishka oo ah heerka 136 rupees = 1 pounds.

Labo dowladood, Kuwait iyo Bahrain, ayaa badalay Gacanka Khaliijka iyada oo la adeegsanayo lacagtooda (Kuwait dinar iyo dinarka boqortooyada Bahrain) ka dib markii ay xoriyad ka qaadeen Ingiriiska 1961 iyo 1965, siday u kala horreeyaan. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, xitaa maanta, Bahrain, 100 filim (hal tobnaad oo ka mid ah dinarka boqortooyada Bahraini) ayaa loo yaqaan 'rupee' ama 'riyaiya' (carabi: rubiya) oo la wadaago.

6-dii Juun 1966, India ayaa burburisay rupida. Ka dib qiimeyntan ka dib, qaar ka mid ah dawladaha isticmaalaya rupee waxay qaateen lacagahooda u gaarka ah. Qadar iyo inta badan Qasriga Madaxtooyada ayaa aqbalay Qadaafi iyo Dubai Riyaal, halka Abu Dhabi ay aqbashay dinarka Bahraini. Oman ayaa sii waday in uu isticmaalo Gawaarida Gulf, illaa 1970-kii, iyada oo dowladda ay taageerayso lacagta lacagtii hore ee pound. Oman wuxuu bedelay gawaarida Gulf iyada oo uu udub dhexaad u ahaa 1970-kii.

Warka

 http://www.pjsymes.com.au/articles/gulfrupees.htm
 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/274164932_India_and_its_Diaspora_in_the_Arab_Gulf_Countries_Tapping_into_Effective_'Soft_Power'_and_Related_Public_Diplomacy
 https://media.neliti.com/media/publications/327309-india-persian-gulf-relations-from-transa-19e6bcd5.pdf
 https://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/pm_persiangulf.aspx

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