U+11C65 "𑱥" Bhaiksuki Number Thirty Unicode Character

U+11C65 "𑱥" Bhaiksuki Number Thirty is a numeral glyph from the historical Bhaiksuki script, which was used primarily in parts of present-day India and Nepal between the 6th and 8th centuries CE for writing Buddhist texts, particularly in Sanskrit. This specific character represents the numerical value thirty, forming part of the script's decimal numeral system. Included in the Unicode Standard under the Bhaiksuki block, it helps preserve the digital representation of this ancient script, allowing scholars and linguists to encode historical manuscripts and inscriptions accurately for modern research and typography.