U+116D1 "𑛑" Myanmar Pao Digit One Unicode Character

U+116D1 "𑛑" Myanmar Pao Digit One is a numeral used in the Pao script, a writing system for the Pa’O language spoken primarily in Myanmar and parts of Thailand. This digit represents the number one and belongs to the Myanmar Extended-B block, which was added to the Unicode Standard to support minority languages in the region. Unlike the common Myanmar digits used for Burmese, the Pao digits have distinct glyphs and are part of a separate encoding range, reflecting the unique numerical traditions of the Pa’O community. Its inclusion in Unicode ensures that texts written in the Pao script can be digitally preserved and processed consistently across platforms.