ah-ral a unit of measure equaling 10 ah-il which equivalests to 15 feet or 180 inches in length.
foot a unit of measure equal to 10 horts equivalating to 12 1/2 Earth inches.
hort a unit of measure equalling to 1 1/2 Earth inches.
huda a unit of measure equalling to 5 tefa.
tef a unit of measure equalling to the amount of a handful of any substance.
tefa a unit of measure equalling to 6 tef.
talu a unit of measure equalling to Earth's measure of 2 gallons.
pasang a unit of measure equalling to .07 of one Earth miles.
stone a unit of measure equalling to the weight of 4 Earth's pounds.
weight a unit of measure equalling to 10 stones or of 40 Earth pounds.
Gorean coins are on average 1 1/2 inches in diameter and approximately three-eighths of an inch in thickness. The design of each coin varies from city to city in which they are produced. Typically the coin will bear a symoble of a creature such as tarn or tarsk, indicating the type of coin it represents, for example a tarn disk will have the image of a tarn. The opposite side of the coin will bear the symbol of the city the coin was originated.
Is used in the city of Brundisium and perhaps elsewhere. It is of good weight and excellant quality, is thought to be of a higher value than that of the traditional Gold tran disk.
Silver Stater
Is used in the cities of Brundisium and Argentum. It is basically equivalent to the value of the Gorean silver Tarsk disk.
Common in Most Gorean cities, although Ar moved forward to the standardization of all Gorean coins. The copper coins are of a slightly higher value than the copper Task disk.
Gold Tarn Disk
The Gold Tarn disk is of higher monetary value depending on the metal inwhich it is minted from. Many Gorean cities mint their own gold tarn disk, however the Gorean standard is typically that of Ar being higher valued for its consistancy of purity and quality.
Double Weight Gold Tarn Disk
The gold Tarn disk is made at double the thickness and weight of the standard gold Tarn disk. This is the highest dimonination of coinage in use throughout Gor due to its increased value and weight, otherwise is similar in all aspects to the gold Tarn disk.
The Copper Bit has a value of 1/10 to 1/4 of a Copper Tarsk, depending on the original value of the coin. The average number of Tarsk bits that make up a Tarsk is eight. When the Copper Tarsk is minted, it has presegmented marks within it that enables a user to snap the coin into smaller peices thus producing the Tarsk bits. The terms of two bits or four bits comes from this determining the value of the coin.
Copper Tarsk Disk
The Copper Tarsk disk is of the least value of the Gorean monetary system. It equals to ten Tarsk bits however tends to be more closer to eight, as the Copper Tarsks of Ar are minted to be sperated into eight pieces.
Silver Tarsk Disk
The Silver Tarsk disk is the primary coin used in the Gorean monetary system, valuing to 100 Copper Tarsks. The Silver Tarsk is likely to be the single most used coin in the Gorean monetary system.
