U+913E "鄾" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character

U+913E "鄾" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a rarely used Chinese character that historically functioned as a place name or component within classical texts. It belongs to the Kangxi radical 163 (邑, meaning "city" or "town") and is comprised of 15 total strokes, combining the left-side element for a city (⻏) with the phonetic component "憂" on the right. In ancient Chinese sources, such as the Zuo Zhuan or geographical records, "鄾" specifically referred to a state or settlement located in the area of present-day Hubei province, appearing predominantly in historical allusions rather than modern standard usage. This character is so obscure that it is not included in common simplified or traditional Chinese character sets and typically requires specialized fonts or Unicode support for digital display.