U+0FC2 "࿂" Tibetan Cantillation Sign Cang Te-U Unicode Character

U+0FC2 "࿂" Tibetan Cantillation Sign Cang Te-U is a diacritical mark used in the Tibetan script to indicate a specific melodic or rhythmic pattern in the chanting of sacred Buddhist texts, primarily within the Tibetan literary and religious tradition. This sign is typically placed above or in line with Tibetan syllables to guide the reciter in rising or emphasizing the tone known as "cang te u," contributing to the precise oral performance of mantras and scriptures. Its inclusion in the Unicode Standard ensures digital preservation and accurate rendering of these ancient chant notations across modern text systems.