Return to Zhenguan and Become a Nanny

The main currency of the Tang Dynasty is still copper coins. One penny has always been like this.

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Sometimes there will be two updates, and sometimes there will be only one update. Sometimes there are two updates, I don't know!

Too few. Newbies need to update a few more chapters every day. Otherwise, anyone who reads one chapter every day will have nothing to look forward to.

Recommendation votes are left for you every day, and you have been waiting for a day.

If you update too little every day, you will lose followers.

There are 20 chapters, and there are not 5 chapters about my daughter.

I don't see anything that looks like a nanny.

The content is seriously inconsistent with the title of the book. This is a nanny, but there are not a few words about taking care of children.

The author said that during the Tang Dynasty, silver and precious metals were generally not negotiable and were usually copper coins. They were often recorded as consistent. Before the Song Dynasty, the total amount of silver was too small and its value was too high. It has not yet become a currency in circulation (think about it, if you take a banknote with a face value of more than 2,000 yuan to the market What will happen if you buy something on the market? ), Only existed in the court rewards and accounting settlements, such as taxes and state payments (such as the amount of "silver silk" sent to Jin and Xixia). In fact, before the Ming Dynasty, copper coins were used in market circulation (paper money appeared in some areas in the Northern Song Dynasty). Silver tael became a currency in circulation only after foreign trade was active during the Ming and Qing dynasties and foreign silver poured in in large quantities. But why do many people always think that silver coins have always been the currency in circulation? Mainly because of the popularity of novels in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, which all described the previous dynasties based on common sense of the living conditions at that time, such as "Water Margin", "Jin Ping Mei", "San Yan Er Pai", etc., And the value of silver coins in these works are all based on clear The price of silver in the dynasty was the standard, which was mixed with the original currency units such as Wen, Guan, Min, Baht, etc., And had a great influence on later generations. Therefore, many historical novels and martial arts novels written by people today based on ancient China, such as "The Condor", also refer to the ancient circulating currencies as "silver taels".