Portuguese real

The Portuguese Real, most Réis, was a historic unit of currency in Portugal. It was under King Peter I ( Peter I ) ( 1357-1367 ) at the same time introduced as the Spanish Real.

The Real replaced the reign of King Dionysius ( Dinis ) ( 1279-1325 ) introduced Tornez.

The currency was replaced in 1914 by the Portuguese escudo.

Swell

• Friedrich Freiherr. of Schroetter (eds.): Dictionary of numismatics. Berlin [ inter alia ]: de Gruyter, 1930.
• Chester L. Krause; Clifford Mishler: Standard catalog of world coins. Iola, Wisconsin: Krause 1982 ISBN 0-87341-061-0.
• Friedrich WA Schlickeysen: The abbreviations on coins of modern times, the Middle Ages and of antiquity, as well as commemorative coins and coin-type characters. Berlin 1896.

• Historical Currency Unit ( Europe)
• Currency ( Portugal)