U+1B06A "𛁪" Hentaigana Letter Tu-2 Unicode Character

U+1B06A "𛁪" Hentaigana Letter Tu-2 is a specific historical variant of the Japanese hiragana character for the syllable "tu" (now pronounced "tsu" in modern standard Japanese), belonging to the set of hentaigana, or alternative, non-standard cursive forms that were widely used before the modern script standardization in 1900. This particular glyph represents a distinct graphic shape derived from the cursive handwriting of the Chinese character for "money" (錢), and it is encoded in Unicode's Hentaigana block to preserve and enable digital representation of historical Japanese texts, where it would have served as a stylistic or regional alternative to the standard つ.