-
copper since the 16th century),
accounts have been kept in réis as well as
milréis of 1,000 réis. The
latter has been in use
since the 1760s. In an edict...
- the
milréis by
increasing the
value of the gold
escudo from 1$600 to 2$000. It also
changed the main unit of
account from the real to the
milréis (1$000)...
- was
denominated in
Portuguese reals (plural: réis) and
milréis worth 1,000 réis. The
milréis was
equivalent to 2.0539
grams fine gold from 1688 to 1800...
- centuries, with 1,000 réis
called the
milréis. The old
Brazilian real from 1747 to 1942, with 1,000 réis also
called the
milréis. The
first cruzeiro from 1942...
-
suggested by "myriad",
meaning ten
thousand or by the
Portuguese and
Brazilian milreis).
Mills are or were
formerly used in some
cities to
express property tax...
-
Portuguese real. It was
usually called milréis (English:
thousand royals) and
written as 1$000. A
thousand milréis (1:000$000)—or one
million réis—was known...
- (10th ed.). HarperCollins.
Retrieved 27 June 2023.
millrace or
millrun (
ˈmɪlˌreɪs)— n; 1. the
channel in
which the
current of
water driving a mill wheel...
- have an
annual income of 200,000
milréis and, to be voted,
their minimum annual income would need to be 400,000
milréis.
Where compulsory suffrage exists...
- millefleur, millennial, millennium, milli-, million, millionaire, millipede,
milreis, multimillion, postmillennial,
premillennial millēnī millēn- a thousand...
-
Refer French Indian Settlements Dates 1892 – 1905
Currency 1000 reis = 1
milreis Refer Azores Territories Dates 1876 – 1894
Currency 12 pies = 1 anna; 16...
