Khitan small script

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Khitan small 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
associatedDynasty Liao dynasty NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin China
currentStateOfDecipherment partially deciphered
developedBy Khitan people NERFINISHED
directionOfWriting columns ordered left-to-right
top-to-bottom
vertical
distinctFrom Chinese characters
Khitan large script NERFINISHED
eraOfUseEnd 12th century
eraOfUseStart 10th century
hasCharacterCount several hundred characters
historicalRegion Khitan Liao Empire NERFINISHED
influencedBy Chinese script
ISO15924 Kits
region Inner Mongolia NERFINISHED
Manchuria NERFINISHED
relatedTo Khitan large script NERFINISHED
scriptFamily Khitan scripts NERFINISHED
scriptType logographic
partly syllabic
scriptUsage commemorative texts
imperial records
recording Khitan language
status extinct
timePeriod 10th century
11th century
12th century
UnicodeBlock Khitan Small Script NERFINISHED
UnicodeRange U+18B00–U+18CFF
UnicodeVersionAdded Unicode 13.0
usedBy Khitan people NERFINISHED
usedByState Liao dynasty NERFINISHED
usedIn Liao dynasty NERFINISHED
northern China NERFINISHED
writingSystemClass East Asian script
writingSystemFor Khitan language
writingSystemScope administrative documents
epitaphs
inscriptions
writingSystemUsage monumental inscriptions
official inscriptions
tomb inscriptions

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Liao dynasty usedScript Khitan small script