U+11067 "𑁧" Brahmi Digit One Unicode Character

U+11067 "𑁧" Brahmi Digit One is a glyph from the Brahmi script, an ancient writing system used across the Indian subcontinent from around the 3rd century BCE, which is widely considered the ancestor of nearly all major Indic scripts. This character specifically represents the numerical value of one, typically rendered as a simple horizontal or slightly curved stroke, reflecting the Brahmi numeral system's use of individual symbols for digits. Its inclusion in the Unicode Standard ensures that modern digital text can accurately represent this historic number, aiding in the preservation and scholarly study of early South Asian epigraphy and numismatics.