text: Mojikyo
  
  is a set of computer software and fonts for enhanced logogram word-processing. , it collected 126,560/142,228 characters (CD-ROM/WWW version). Among them, 101,936/128,573 characters belong to the extended CJKV family. Many of the characters are considered obsolete and are not included in Unicode.
  
  Premise 
  The Mojikyo fonts were created as a method of providing a complete documentary of Chinese, Korean, and Japanese characters. It was created in order to provide an easy method to compile large selections of Chinese characters as well as Japanese and Korean characters. This is in addition to a large selection of various ancient scripts.
  
  Composition 
  Mojikyo fonts come in a series of zip files around 2–5 megabytes each and contain varying numbers of characters. Characters include the modern Latin alphabet, Russian Cyrillic as well as a variety of various markers most seen in the Arial font, in addition to various ancient scripts. All of this comes with a character map that allows the users to browse through their downloaded Mojikyo fonts, copying and pasting characters in lieu of typing them on a keyboard.
  
  Collected writing systems
  
  Living 
   Chinese — Hanzi
   Japanese — Kanji, Kana (including Hentaigana)
   Korean — Hanja
   Latin alphabet with diacritics
   Cyrillic script with diacritics
  
  Dead or obsolete 
   Ancient Chinese
   Oracle bone script: 3,354 characters
   Seal script (still in use): 10,969 characters
   Taiwanese kana
   Vietnamese — Chữ Nôm
   Sanskrit — Siddham: 1,875 characters
   Tangut script: 6,000 characters
   Sui script: 145 characters
  
  See also 
   Han unification
   List of CJK fonts
  
  References
  
  External links 
   Mojikyo Institute - Mojikyo Institute website (Redirected to Japanese Wikipedia article)
   Mojikyo Institute - Kinokuniya's Mojikyo website
  
  Category:Sanskrit
  Category:CJK typefaces