What are the counting symbols of ancient countries? Ask for 10 kinds!

The ancient national numeral symbols are as follows:

1.Ancient China:

Use a knotted rope to count, a small stone to write "one", and a calculation chip to write "one", indicating one.

2.Ancient India:

The numeric symbol " " means 2; The numeric symbol is " " for 3; The numeric symbol " " means 10.

3.Ancient Babylon:

The numeric symbol is "", which means 1; The numeric symbol " " means 10. The notation is " for 100.

4.Ancient Egypt:

The numeric symbol is "", which means 1; The numeric symbol " " means 10. The notation is " for 100.

5.Ancient Greece:

The numeric symbol is "", which means 1; The numeric symbol " " means 2; The numeric symbol is " " for 3;

6.Ancient Rome:

The numeric symbol is "", which means 1; The numeric symbol " " means 2; The numeric symbol is " " for 3;

7.Ancient Maya:

The numeric symbol is "", which means 1; The numeric symbol is "", which means 5; The numeric symbol is "", which means 20.

8.Ancient Sumer:

The numeric symbol is "", which means 1; The numeric symbol " " means 10. The notation is " for 100.

9.Ancient Arab:

The numeric symbol is "", which indicates .

10.Ancient Greece and Rome:

The numeric symbol is "", which indicates .

Knotted rope counting, chip counting, finger counting.

In ancient times, people counted ropes, chips and abacus.

Chip Count: Each chip represents 1, or 10, or 100, etc., and so on.

Merchant code counting. Interpretation] The symbol that represents the number in the old days of our country is also called the grass code and the business code.

Also, zero is still 0

Business code characters] ten [corresponding number].

Business code: Ten Chinese characters: one two three four five six seven eight nine ten write:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [writing].

1, just write a vertical;

2, two vertical:

3, Three verticals:

4, is a cross:

5, written as , in fact, is just 5 words written sloppily and quickly.

6, written as a point plus a horizontal, one of which represents 5: 7, written as a point plus two horizontal:

8, one point plus three horizontal:

9, written as "long" cursive style:

In addition to Roman numerals ( i - 1 ii - 2 iii - 3 iv - 4 v 5 vi - 6 vii 7 viii - 8 ix - 9 x-10).

Chinese Figures. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, hundred, thousand, thousand, trillion, trillion, trillion), now commonly used Arabic numerals (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9).

There are also ancient Indian numerals (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, the predecessors of Arabic numerals).

Ancient Central Asian wedge-shaped numerals.

Ancient Egyptian numerals (1 2 3 4 10 100 1000 i ii iii iiii n e).

Ancient Maya numerals (The ancient Mayans used only three symbols to make up all the numbers. Archaeologists call these three symbols: a shell (for 0), a dot for 1, and a bar for 5.

The ancient Mayans used these three "primitive" symbols to evolve the twenty increasing numbers from "0 to 19", the Mayan numerals advanced to 20, which modern archaeologists call "base 20" and so on. But not anymore.

Not to Lu Qianqin.

I hope this pretending to be a bit more helpful to you.