U+65F5 "旵" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character

U+65F5 "旵" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a rare Chinese character (hanzi) composed of the "sun" radical (日) and the character for "mountain" (山) stacked vertically, forming a structure that visually suggests a sun shining above or from within a mountain. In classical and modern Chinese usage, "旵" primarily functions as a variant or alternative form of the character "旸" (yáng), meaning "rising sun" or "sunlight," though it is now quite obscure and seldom used in standard texts. Its meaning is traditionally associated with the brightness or emergence of the sun, often implying a sense of dawn or radiance, and it may appear occasionally in historical dictionaries, place names, or as a personal name character. Despite its rarity, the glyph encodes a tangible visual metaphor found in Chinese ideographic tradition, where the sun and mountain combine to depict the sun climbing above the horizon.