U+1BB1 "᮱" Sundanese Digit One Unicode Character

U+1BB1 "᮱" Sundanese Digit One is a numeric glyph from the Sundanese script used historically and in modern contexts for writing the Sundanese language of West Java, Indonesia. It represents the number one and is part of a decimal digit system that includes digits for zero through nine, encoded in the Unicode standard to ensure consistent digital representation across platforms. This character typically appears as a distinct, stylized shape that differs from Arabic or Latin numerals, reflecting the traditional calligraphic style of the Sundanese writing system. Its inclusion in Unicode helps preserve and facilitate the use of the Sundanese script in digital communication, education, and cultural documentation.