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mass · British India · 1939 standard
British Indian standard seer (1939)
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Variant of seer
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- M530
- Definition quality
- Historically standardized
- Conversion mode
- multiplicative
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- Approximately calculable
Definition
One British Indian standard seer (1939) is understood to be about 0.9331 kilograms.
Reference value
One British Indian standard seer (1939) is understood to be about 0.9331 kilograms.
Modern use
Retained primarily for historical, educational, or reference use rather than as a current standardized calculator unit.
Did you know?
The 1939 British Indian standard made the seer legally systematic: 1 seer = 80 tolas = 14,400 grains. Before standardization, local seers could differ dramatically.
Sources & evidence
Source tier Tier A — government / museum / authoritative institutional source · confidence Moderate
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