U+10B5E "𐭞" Inscriptional Parthian Number One Hundred Unicode Character

U+10B5E "𐭞" Inscriptional Parthian Number One Hundred is a numeral from the Inscriptional Parthian script, an ancient writing system used primarily for monumental inscriptions and official documents in the Parthian Empire, which flourished in Iran and Mesopotamia from roughly the 2nd century BCE to the 3rd century CE. This character represents the numerical value of one hundred and is part of a larger set of numeric symbols that were integral to recording quantities, dates, and administrative figures in Parthian culture. Historically, inscriptions featuring this numeral have been found on stone carvings and artifacts, providing valuable insights into the economic and bureaucratic practices of the Parthian period. As a modern Unicode inclusion, it preserves a unique piece of ancient numerical heritage, allowing for accurate digital representation and study of this historical script.