Mojikyo

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Mojikyo (文字鏡) is a set of computer software and fonts for enhanced logogram word-processing. As of October 2002, it collected 126,560/142,228 characters (CD-ROM/WWW version). Among them, 101,936/128,573 characters belong to the extended CJK family [1]. Many of the characters are obsolete and not included in Unicode.

Contents 1 Collected writing systems 1.1 Living 1.2 Dead or obsolete 2 See also 3 External links

[edit] Collected writing systems

[edit] Living

• Chinese — Hanzi
• Japanese — Kanji, Kana (including Hentaigana)
• Korean — Hanja
• Latin alphabet with diacritics
• Cyrillic alphabet with diacritics

[edit] Dead or obsolete

• Ancient Chinese
  • Oracle script: 3,354 characters
  • Seal script: 10,969 characters
• Taiwanese kana
• Vietnamese — Chữ Nôm
• Sanskrit — Siddham: 1,875 characters
• Tangut script: 6,000 characters
• Sui script: 145 characters

[edit] See also

• Han unification

[edit] External links

• Welcome To Mojikyo Institute!