Time Period: 1785-1918
Timeline
- after 1785
- Coinage reform under Emir Shahmurad:
- Main coin was the silver Tenge of 0.7 mishkals fine silver
- Gold coins in units Tilla of nominally 21 Tenge
- Copper subsidiary coins in units Fulus at 1 Tenge = 44 Fulus
- ??.??.1890
- Russian imperial ordinance on the withdrawal of silver coins in Central Asia (Turkestan) until 01.05.1895:
- The rate of the silver Tenge was gradually reduced: 20 Kopeks (until 01.05.1892), 15 Kopeks (until 01.05.1893), 12 Kopeks (until 01.05.1894), 10 Kopeks (until 01.05.1895).
- around 1901
- Agreement between the Emir of Bukhara and the Russian government on the resumption of the minting of silver coins:
- The rate of the silver Tenge was 15 Kopeks.
Time Period: 1918-1920 (SH:1336-1338)
Currency: Bukharan Tenge
- Transition
- -
- Sub-units
- none
- ISO4217
- none (informal: BKT)
Timeline
- around 1918
- Issuance of copper coins of 20 to ½ Tenge (dated SH1336) by the Emirate
- 1918-1920
- Issuance of (hand printed) paper money of 10'000 to 10 Tenge (dated SH1336-1338) by the Emirate
Valuation Regimes
Time Period: 1920-1921 (SH:1339-1340)
Currency: 1st Bukharan Ruble (Som)
- Transition
- 1.50 : 10
- Sub-units
- none
- ISO4217
- none (informal: BKS)
Timeline
- 1920-1921
- Issuance of (hand printed) paper money by the People's Soviet Republic;
- First series of 5'000 to 50 Rubles (dated 1920/SH1339)
- Second series of 20'000 to 10'000 Rubles (dated 1921/SH1339)
- Third series of 10'000 Rubles (dated 1921/SH1340).
Valuation Regimes
- 1920-1921
- Variable rate, during 1921 the Bukharan notes were equated with the Russian provisional government notes ("Kerenki") of 1917.
Time Period: 1922-1923 (SH:1340-1341)
Currency: 2nd Bukharan Ruble (Som)
- Transition
- 1 : 10'000
- Sub-units
- none
- ISO4217
- none (informal: BKR)
Timeline
- early 1922
- Adoption of the Russian currency reform of 03.11.1921, all earlier notes (Bukharan notes, Russian provisional government notes ("Kerenki") 1917) at a rate of 1 : 10'000 to the new notes
- 1922
- Issuance of (machine printed) paper money of 20'000 to 50 Rubles by the People's Soviet Republic (dated 1922/SH1340)
- March 1923
- Resolution of the Economic Conference of the Central Asian Republics on the adoption of the Russian currency:
- Local currency issuance should cease from May 1923
- The Bukharan currency gets withdrawn and exchanged at a rate of 300 Bukharan Rubles (1922) = 100 Russian Rubles (1922) = 1 Russian Ruble (1923)
- The exchange period extended until end-1923 (?).
- 04.12.1925
- Decree of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR on the final demonetization of Bukharan silver coins in the Uzbek and Turkmen Soviet Republics; effective 01.01.1926
Valuation Regimes
- 1922-1923
- Variable rate, after mid-1922 the Bukharan notes ceased to be accepted on par with the Russian Ruble (1922) notes.