For 10 points each, answer some questions about the history of Korean currency:
[10h] During the Warring States period, the Korean peninsula had adopted a kind of Chinese money named for being shaped like these objects. This kind of currency and spade money dominated in the Zhou (“CHOE”) dynasty.
ANSWER: knife money [or dagger money]
[10e] The Goryeo dynasty minted the first Korean coins after the style of this Chinese dynasty. This dynasty, which came to power after the Sui (“SWAY”), ruled until 907 CE.
ANSWER: Tang dynasty
[10m] During the Goryeo dynasty, a kind of these objects shaped like the Korean peninsula called ŭnbyŏng (“oon-BYUHNG”) were used for large payments. Ancient Greeks decorated large examples of these called kraters.
ANSWER: vases [or vessels; prompt on containers or pottery]
<Benjamin McAvoy-Bickford, World History>