Counting Rod Numerals
Block from U+1D360 to U+1D37F. This block was introduced in Unicode version 5.0 (2006). It contains 25 codepoints.
The Wikipedia provides the following information on block Counting Rod Numerals:
Counting Rod Numerals is a Unicode block containing traditional Chinese counting rod symbols, which mathematicians used for calculation in ancient China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. The orientation of the Unicode characters follows Song dynasty convention, with digits represented as horizontal lines, and tens represented as vertical lines, which differs from Han dynasty practice which represented digits as vertical lines, and tens as horizontal lines.
Chart at Unicode.org (PDF)
Block at Decode Unicode
- Counting Rod Unit Digit One
- Counting Rod Unit Digit Two
- Counting Rod Unit Digit Three
- Counting Rod Unit Digit Four
- Counting Rod Unit Digit Five
- Counting Rod Unit Digit Six
- Counting Rod Unit Digit Seven
- Counting Rod Unit Digit Eight
- Counting Rod Unit Digit Nine
- Counting Rod Tens Digit One
- Counting Rod Tens Digit Two
- Counting Rod Tens Digit Three
- Counting Rod Tens Digit Four
- Counting Rod Tens Digit Five
- Counting Rod Tens Digit Six
- Counting Rod Tens Digit Seven
- Counting Rod Tens Digit Eight
- Counting Rod Tens Digit Nine
- Ideographic Tally Mark One
- Ideographic Tally Mark Two
- Ideographic Tally Mark Three
- Ideographic Tally Mark Four
- Ideographic Tally Mark Five
- Tally Mark One
- Tally Mark Five
- U+1D379
- U+1D37A
- U+1D37B
- U+1D37C
- U+1D37D
- U+1D37E
- U+1D37F