Tangut character 1835B

𘍛 is one character in the Tangut script, which writes the Tangut language. A scholarly reconstruction writes its pronunciation in Latin letters as tyr; “Tangut Ideograph-1835B” is a computer label, not a translation. Introduced around 1036 as Western Xia’s official script, it signaled Tangut independence while drawing on Chinese character forms. It remained in use after Xixia fell, in private and religious writing under the Yuan and Ming dynasties.