U+10E74 "𐹴" Rumi Number Three Hundred Unicode Character

U+10E74 "𐹴" Rumi Number Three Hundred is a numeric symbol from the Rumi numeral system, a script used historically in the Ottoman Empire and other Turkic and Islamic regions for writing numbers in documents, calendars, and astronomical texts. This character belongs to the Rumi Numerals block, which was added to the Unicode Standard in 2014 with version 7.0 to support the digit forms found in manuscripts and inscriptions. The numeral itself visually represents the value of three hundred, often appearing as a stylized ligature or distinct glyph that differs from Arabic or Western digits. Its inclusion in Unicode helps preserve the historical and cultural heritage of the Rumi script for digital and scholarly use.