U+10B5D "𐭝" Inscriptional Parthian Number Twenty Unicode Character

U+10B5D "𐭝" Inscriptional Parthian Number Twenty is a numeral from the Inscriptional Parthian script, an ancient writing system used primarily for the Parthian language during the Arsacid Empire (circa 250 BCE to 224 CE) in what is now Iran and Iraq. This character represents the numerical value twenty and is part of a larger set of digits and symbols found in monumental inscriptions, coins, and administrative documents. Typically carved into stone or metal, the script runs right to left and was derived from the Imperial Aramaic script, reflecting the cultural and administrative influence of the Achaemenid period. As a numeric symbol, it highlights the practical mathematical and record keeping needs of the Parthian civilization.