The colorful banknotes of the Czech Republic feature the faces of renowned Czech figures who are known for their contributions to the Czech culture and identity. Czech crowns, known as Koruny in the Czech language, are the official currency of the Czech Republic. The banknotes of the Czech Republic come in values of 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000, and 5000 Kč.
The first banknotes were banknotes of First Czechoslovak Republic which were established in 1918. The First Czechoslovak Republic and its banknotes were the reaction to the unfortunate split of Czech lands and Slovakia. This was not welcome by the majority of citizens, but a product of a political decision by then Czechoslovak Premier Vaclav Klaus and Slovak Head Vladimir Meciar. There was no plebiscite or referendum, because those two knew that the public would never approve it.
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