Editing Gulden

{{wiktionary|Gulden}}
'''''Gulden''''' is the historical German and Dutch term for [[gold coin]] (from [[Middle High German]] {{lang|gmh|guldin [pfenni(n)c]}} "golden [[penny]]" and [[Middle Dutch]] {{lang|dum|guldijn florijn}} "[[Dutch guilder|golden florin]]"), equivalent to the English term [[guilder]].

'''Gulden''', '''Gülden''', '''Guldens''' or '''Gulden's''' may also refer to:

==Coins or currencies==
* [[Guilder]], for both the gold and currency gulden
* For the gold gulden:
**{{section link|Guilder|gold guilder}}
**[[Rhenish gulden]]
**[[Reichsgulden (disambiguation)]], one of two 16th-century coins of the Holy Roman Empire
**[[Goldgulden]]: the official "gold Gulden" (as opposed to the silver Guldengroschen) during the 16th century
**[[Guldengroschen]] (Silbergulden): a silver coin defined as having the same value as an actual ''Gulden''
* For European currencies named gulden excluding Switzerland:
**[[Guilder#currency guilder|Guilder]]
**[[Dutch gulden]]
**[[Austro-Hungarian florin|Austro-Hungarian gulden]] (1754-1892) 
**[[South German gulden]]
* For currencies identical to the [[South German gulden]]:
**[[Baden gulden]] (1754-1873)
**[[Bavarian gulden]]
**[[Württemberg gulden]]
*For Swiss currencies named gulden:
**[[Fribourg gulden]]
**[[Luzern gulden]]
**[[Neuchâtel gulden]]
**[[Schwyz gulden]]
* Other:
**[[Danzig gulden]] (1923&ndash;1939)
**[[Florin]] (''gulden'' in [[English language|English]])
**[[Hungarian forint]] (''gulden'' in [[Hungarian language|Hungarian]])
**[[Netherlands Indies gulden]]
**[[Netherlands New Guinean gulden]]
**[[Polish zloty]] (''gulden'' in [[Polish language|Polish]])

==People==
*[[Gülden Kayalar]], Turkish volleyball player
*[[Brad Gulden]], former Major League Baseball player
*[[Gro Gulden]], Norwegian mycologist
*[[Bilal Gülden]], Turkish footballer
*[[Gülden (singer)|Gülden]], Turkish singer

==Other==
*[[Gulden's]], mustard brand named after its creator Charles Gulden
*[[Guldens, Pennsylvania]], an unincorporated community in Adams County
*[[Gulden Draak]], a dark Belgian beer
*[['t Gulden Zeepaert]], a ship belonging to the Dutch East India Company

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