U+10B5A "𐭚" Inscriptional Parthian Number Three Unicode Character

U+10B5A "𐭚" Inscriptional Parthian Number Three is a numeral used in the ancient Inscriptional Parthian script, which was employed primarily for writing the Parthian language on monuments and inscriptions during the Parthian Empire roughly from the 2nd century BCE to the 3rd century CE. This character specifically represents the numerical value of three, and it belongs to a set of digits encoded in the Unicode standard to preserve the historical writing systems of the Near East. Its design reflects the angular, cursive style characteristic of the script, which was an important medium for royal and administrative records in ancient Persia. By being included in Unicode, this character enables modern digital representation and study of Parthian epigraphic sources.