U+11054 "𑁔" Brahmi Number Three Unicode Character

U+11054 "𑁔" Brahmi Number Three is a numeral from the ancient Brahmi script, which was used across the Indian subcontinent from roughly the 3rd century BCE onward and serves as the ancestor of many modern Indic writing systems. This character specifically represents the numerical value three, part of a larger set of Brahmi numerals that were often inscribed on stone, copper plates, and coins for recording dates, quantities, and economic transactions. Its design consists of three distinct horizontal strokes, a simplified but clear visual representation of the number it denotes, reflecting the script's early and influential role in the development of written numerical notation in South Asia.