Fjerding
Fjerding war ein skandinavisches Volumenmaß. Es war im Dänischen die Vierteltonne. Das Maß war auch in Schweden und Finnland in Anwendung. Leichte Unterschie…
Fjerding war ein skandinavisches Volumenmaß. Es war im Dänischen die Vierteltonne. Das Maß war auch in Schweden und Finnland in Anwendung. Leichte Unterschiede sind vorhanden.
- 1 Fjerding = 34,744 Liter
Die Maßkette war
- 1 Tønne = 4 Kvarter (Fjerdinger) = 8 Skjepper = 16 Settinger = 32 Fjerdingkar = 64 Åttinger = 144 Potter = 576 Peler = 138,96 Liter
Literatur
- Helge Frøyset: Bygdebok for Eidsberg og Mysen. Band 1, Eidsberg og Mysen Historielag, 1959, S. 12.
- Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon, Band 6. Leipzig 1906, S. 644.
- Jan W. Krohn-Holm: Hedrum bygdebok: Gårder og slekter i Hedrum sogn. Hedrum kommune, 1978, S. 13, ISBN 978-82990-513-09.
- Lorens Berg: Brunlanes: Inntil 1830-50. Gunnar Christie Wasberg, 1979, S. 8.
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