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“羌帖”是我国东北和新疆地区民间对沙俄帝国在我国发行的卢布纸币的俗称。从19世纪60年代开始,“羌帖”就越过边界,渗透到中国。1914年第一次世界大战爆发前,流通在北满的“羌帖”已达1亿卢布之巨,其中哈尔滨就达4000万卢布,中东铁路沿线6000万卢布,占俄国卢布发行量的1/16以上。大战爆发后,沙俄为筹措战争费用,“羌帖”发行日滥,币值开始下跌。1917年俄国十月革命胜利后,昔日横
“Qiang posts ” is the common name of the ruble banknotes issued by the tsarist Russia in our country among the civilians in Northeast China and Xinjiang. From the 1860s onwards, “Qiang posts” crossed the border and infiltrated China. Prior to the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, “Qiang posts” circulating in northern Manchuria reached a huge amount of 100 million rubles, including 40 million rubles in Harbin and 60 million rubles along the Middle East Railway, accounting for the circulation of Russian rubles 1/16 above. After the outbreak of war, tsarist Russia in order to raise the cost of war, “Qiang posts ” issue day abuse, the currency began to fall. After the victory of the October Revolution in 1917 in Russia, the old days were horizontal