U+103D1 "𐏑" Old Persian Number One Unicode Character

U+103D1 "𐏑" Old Persian Number One is a numeral from the Old Persian script, used in the Achaemenid Empire to represent the number one in inscriptions and administrative documents. This character is part of the Old Persian cuneiform block in Unicode, which was added to support the unique writing system that employed both syllabic signs and a small set of numerical symbols. Unlike the standard digits used in modern scripts, this numeral follows the cuneiform style of wedge shaped marks, reflecting the ancient method of inscribing numbers on clay or stone surfaces. Its inclusion in Unicode ensures that researchers and digital historians can accurately represent and preserve the numerical notation of this early Iranian language.