What 𗃡 means
It names the ruler’s court or palace institution.
In Tangut, 𗃡 is glossed “imperial court”: the ruler’s court as an institution, not a modern courtroom.
The Tangut script is traditionally dated to 1036 and was developed for Western Xia’s official and cultural needs. It drew on Chinese-character structures but wrote the separate Tangut language, serving state writing, schools, bilingual diplomacy, and Buddhist translation and printing. Western Xia fell in 1227; Tangut writing continued for centuries, with the last known example dated 1502.
How can I type 𗃡?
Use a Unicode escape or a specialist Tangut input method.
In source code, write \U000170E1 where your programming language accepts Unicode escapes. BabelPad has Tangut stroke-code and Miyake phonetic input files.
Historical and scholarly; in a standalone modern message, its meaning is not obvious.
Add a translation or surrounding Tangut text if you send it alone.
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1Why does 𗃡 show as a box?
A box usually means the current font lacks a Tangut glyph. Choose a font that includes Tangut; the character’s identity has not changed.
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𗃡\170E1\U000170E1 where your programming language accepts Unicode escapes.Codes and encoding1 code points
A visible symbol can contain several code points. JS .length counts UTF-16 units; UTF-8 counts bytes.