U+90F3 "郳" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character

U+90F3 "郳" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese ideograph that historically functioned as the name of a state or place, specifically referring to a feudal state during the Zhou dynasty known as the State of Ni, which was located in what is now Shandong Province in China. It is composed of two radicals or components, typically including the "city" or "town" radical on the right and a phonetic element on the left, which together convey its meaning and pronunciation. In modern usage, this character is primarily encountered in historical texts, classical literature, and personal names, where it retains its original significance as a toponym. It is classified as a rare or less common character in contemporary Chinese, Japanese, and Korean written language systems, though it remains encoded in the Unicode standard for digital text representation and historical documentation.