An old French unit of price. The subdivisions were 1 livre = 20 sou (or sol), and 1 sou = 12 deniers. They correspond to the medieval Latin units of price, libra, solidus, and denarius, respectively. Since the Middle Ages, two systems coexisted: the Paris system livre parisis and the Tours system livre tournois, which was worth four-fifths the Paris system, but a royal decree in 1667 unified them into the Tours system. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
旧フランスの価格の単位。下位区分は,1リーブル=20スーsou(またはソルsol),1スー=12ドゥニエdenier。それぞれ,中世におけるラテン語の価格単位リブラlibra,ソリドゥスsolidus,デナリウスdenariusに対応する。中世以来,パリ系リーブルlivre parisisとその4/5の価値をもつトゥール系リーブルlivre tournoisの2系列が並存していたが,1667年の王令によりトゥール系に一本化された。
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