Currency

Kosovia has six different systems of currency; each country has its own currency but the most influential country, Umar, has its currency double as the Kosovian general currency. Each currency can be easily translated into Umar's values for easy trading.

Sveta is the currency of Ulios. Sveta are oblong in shape and have short prayers for wealth etched onto them. Yegu is the currency of Chadrica. Yegu are triangular in shape. Onyx are the only circular coins, with the onyx making up the core, and copper forming the outer ring. Ravi is the currency of Kreophica. Copper ravi are square in shape, and quite small. Pearl ravi have no standard shape and instead come in a variety of shapes.
 * 1 gold sveta = 2 silver sveta = 20 bronze sveta
 * 1 onyx yegu = 100 gold yegu = 500 tin yegu
 * 1 copper ravi = 100 pearl ravi

Duan is the currency of Ayor. Duan are interesting in that the center of each coin is made from gold or jade, while the outside ring is iron. They are circular in shape, with jade duan being larger than gold duan. Apa is the currency of Seohen. Apa are small marbles instead of coins, and the most intricate of the currencies. Although quartz apa are smooth, both silver and gold apa are imprinted with geometrical designs. Nihat is the currency of Umar. Nihat are square in shape, with a circle hole in the middle. They are often carried in stacks tied together by passing string through the holes and tying them together. Gold nihat are often carried in stacks of five, silver in stacks of ten and copper in stacks of twenty. A full stack is simply referred to as a 'gold stack', 'silver stack' and 'copper stack', respectively.
 * 1 gold duan = 100 jade duan
 * 1 gold apa = 5 silver apa = 50 quartz apa
 * 1 gold nihat = 10 silver nihat = 100 copper nihat

Conversions
1 gold nihat = 5 gold sveta = .5 onyx yegu = 100 copper ravi = 5 gold duan = 1 gold apa