U+11C5B "𑱛" Bhaiksuki Number Two Unicode Character

U+11C5B "𑱛" Bhaiksuki Number Two is a numerical glyph from the ancient Bhaiksuki script, which was historically used in parts of South Asia, particularly in presentday India and Nepal, between the 6th and 10th centuries CE. This character specifically represents the numeral for the number two, forming part of the script's decimal numbering system. The Bhaiksuki script was primarily employed for writing Buddhist manuscripts, and its numerals, including this one, were inscribed on stone, copper plates, and palm leaves, often alongside related Brahmi derived scripts.