U+10FC9 "𐿉" Chorasmian Number Ten Unicode Character

U+10FC9 "𐿉" Chorasmian Number Ten is a numeral from the historical Chorasmian script, an extinct Eastern Iranian language once spoken in the region of Chorasmia, located in Central Asia near the Aral Sea. This character represents the numeric value of ten within that ancient writing system, which is known primarily from inscriptions and manuscripts dating from around the 2nd to 8th centuries CE. The Chorasmian script itself is a descendant of the Aramaic alphabet and was used for both religious and administrative texts. Its inclusion in the Unicode Standard under the "Chorasmian" block helps preserve and support scholarly research into this lesser known script and the civilization that used it.