Khitan large script

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Khitan large script was a logographic writing system developed by the Khitan people to record their language during the Liao dynasty in northern China.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical script
writing system
associatedWith Liao dynasty imperial court NERFINISHED
deciphermentStatus partially deciphered
developedFor Khitan language NERFINISHED
directionOfWriting columns arranged left-to-right
top-to-bottom
vertical
hasWritingSystemProperty no known native name preserved
influencedBy Chinese characters
region Inner Mongolia NERFINISHED
Manchuria NERFINISHED
relatedTo Khitan small script NERFINISHED
scriptFamily Khitan scripts NERFINISHED
scriptType logographic
scriptUsage primarily for monumental inscriptions
timePeriod 10th century
11th century
12th century
unicodeStatus not encoded in Unicode
usedBy Khitan people NERFINISHED
usedFor epitaphs
inscriptions
official documents
usedIn Liao dynasty NERFINISHED
northern China NERFINISHED
writingSystemOf Khitan language
writingSystemStatus extinct

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Liao dynasty usedScript Khitan large script
Jurchen script developedFrom Khitan large script