U+116C1 "𑛁" Takri Digit One Unicode Character

U+116C1 "𑛁" Takri Digit One is a numerical digit used in the Takri script, an abugida historically employed for writing various languages in the northern Indian subcontinent, including Dogri, Chambyali, and Gaddi. Specifically, this character represents the number one in the Takri numeral system, which is part of the Unicode block named "Takri" that was added to the standard in version 11.0 released in 2018. The digit's visual appearance, a simple vertical stroke similar to other Brahmic scripts, underscores its role in recording numerical values in historical manuscripts and inscriptions, particularly those associated with the Himalayan regions before the widespread adoption of Devanagari numerals.