Brahmic scripts

The Brahmic scripts are a group of writing systems that started in ancient India. It belongs to the Abugida script family. They are used all over the Indian subcontinent and parts of Southeast Asia.  These scripts come from the Brahmi script.  Many languages in South Asia and Southeast Asia, belonging to different language families, use these scripts.

 History 
Brahmic scripts are divided into Northern and Southern Brahmic scripts. The Northern Brahmic scripts led to the Gupta script during the Gupta period, which later developed into various cursive scripts in the medieval period. Examples include Nagari, Siddham, and Sharada scripts.

Southern Brahmi evolved into Kadamba, Pallava, and Vatteluttu scripts, which further developed into other scripts in South India and Southeast Asia. Brahmic scripts reached Southeast Asia through trade and Indian cultural influence, leading to the development of local varieties. By the 8th century, these scripts had separated into various regional scripts in South and Southeast Asia.

 List of Brahmic scripts 
The Brahmic scripts are divided into two groups, the Northern Brahmic and the Southern Brahmic. Following is the list of Brahmic scripts:
Northern Brahmic
 Sharada
 Landa
 Gurmukhi
 Khojki
 Khudabadi
 Mahajani
 Multani
 Takri
 Chamba
 Dogri
 Sirmauri
 Siddhaṃ
 Nagari 
 Devanagari
 Modi
 Gujarati
 Nandinagari
 Kaithi
 Sylheti Nagari
 Kamarupi
 Gaudi
 Bengali–Assamese (Eastern Nagari)
 Assamese
 Bengali
 Tirhuta (Mithilakshar)
 Odia
 Nepalese
 Bhujimol
 Ranjana
 Soyombo
 Pracalit
 Tibetan
 Meetei Mayek
 Lepcha
 Limbu
 Khema
 ʼPhags-pa
 Zanabazar square
 Marchen
 Marchung
 Pungs-chen
 Pungs-chung
 Drusha
 Dives Akuru
 Kalinga
 Bhaiksuki
 Tocharian (Slanting Brahmi)

Southern Brahmic
 Pallava
 Tamil
 Grantha
 Malayalam
 Tigalari
 Saurashtra
 Khmer
 Khom Thai
 Proto-Tai script?
 Sukhothai
 Thai
 Fakkham
 Thai Noi
 Lao
 Tai Viet
 Dai Don
 Lai Tay
 Lai Pao
 Cham
 Kawi
 Balinese
 Batak
 Buda
 Javanese
 Old Sundanese
 Sundanese
 Lontara
 Makasar
Ulu scripts
Incung
Lampung
Lembak
Ogan
Pasemah
Rejang
Serawai
 Baybayin
 Buhid
 Hanunó'o
 Tagbanwa
 Kulitan
 Basahan
 Mon–Burmese
 Modern Mon
 Burmese
 Chakma
 S'gaw Karen
 Shan
 Tanchangya
 Lik-Tai scripts
 Ahom
 Khamti
 Tai Le
 Tai Tham
 New Tai Lue
 Pyu
 Vatteluttu
 Kolezhuthu
 Malayanma
 Sinhala
 Bhattiprolu
 Kadamba
 Telugu-Kannada
 Kannada
 Goykanadi
 Telugu

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