Khitan numeral 60

𘱌 is the Khitan small-script numeral for sixty. Created about 925 to record Khitan, an extinct Northeast Asian language, the script was reportedly inspired by Uyghur writing, though few visible features connect them. The script's earliest known datable text is from 1053; grave inscriptions, monuments, and objects preserve its use in the Liao and early Jin periods. During the Jin dynasty, the Jurchen writing system adapted forms from Khitan scripts.