U+103D2 "𐏒" Old Persian Number Two Unicode Character

U+103D2 "𐏒" Old Persian Number Two is a numeric symbol used within the cuneiform script of the Old Persian language, which was employed by the Achaemenid Empire from the 6th to 4th centuries BCE. This character represents the numeral 2, distinct from the alphabetic signs of Old Persian cuneiform, and was typically used for recording quantities in royal inscriptions and administrative texts on clay tablets or stone monuments. It belongs to the Old Persian block of Unicode, which was added to support the historical script and is now a rare but carefully preserved element for digital representation of ancient writing systems.