Korona
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The word Korona is a generic term of some Slavic languages and of the Hungarian language for a crown. As such it might refer to a variety of meanings:
- Saint Corona
- Polish football team Korona Kielce
- The Austro-Hungarian currency Austro-Hungarian krone
- The Hungarian currency Hungarian korona
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| Circulating | Czech koruna · Danish krone · Estonian kroon · Faroese króna · Icelandic króna · Norwegian krone · Slovak koruna · Swedish krona |
| Obsolete | Austrian Netherlands kronenthaler · Austro-Hungarian krone · Bohemian and Moravian koruna · Czechoslovak koruna · Hungarian korona · Liechtenstein krone · Yugoslav krone |
| As a denomination | British crown · kronenthaler |
- The Crown, a term used to separate the government authority and property of the state in a kingdom
- Korona, a term used to differentiate between both parts of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
- Korona Kielce a Polish football club based in Kielce, Poland
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