U+111D0 "𑇐" Sharada Digit Zero Unicode Character

U+111D0 "𑇐" Sharada Digit Zero is a numeric glyph used in the Sharada script, an ancient writing system historically employed in the Kashmir region and other parts of northern India for writing Sanskrit and Kashmiri. This character represents the numerical value zero, forming an integral part of the script's base 10 decimal numeral system. It is visually distinct from other digits in the Sharada block, typically appearing as a small circle or oval, similar in concept to the modern zero but rendered in the characteristic style of the script. As part of the Unicode Standard, it was encoded in the Sharada block (U+11180 to U+111CF) to support digital preservation and modern typography for this historical writing system, ensuring that texts containing this numeral can be accurately represented and processed in computing environments.