U265F

U+265F is the Unicode code point assigned to the BLACK CHESS PAWN symbol. It is part of the Chess Symbols subset of the Miscellaneous Symbols block in Unicode. The chess symbol range includes the white pieces (U+2654 White Chess King through U+2659 White Chess Pawn) and the black pieces (U+265A Black Chess King through U+265F Black Chess Pawn). The BLACK CHESS PAWN glyph is commonly used to depict a pawn in text-based chess diagrams and in software that renders Unicode chess symbols.

Rendering and fonts: The symbol is provided by fonts that include the Unicode Chess Symbols. In environments without font support for these characters, it may display as a box or question mark. It is not universally categorized as an emoji, though some platforms present pictographic variants.

Encoding: U+265F is a standard Unicode character and is encoded in UTF-8 as a three-byte sequence.

Usage: It is used in digital documents, chat, and web content to indicate chess pieces, to illustrate a board state, or to accompany textual chess notation when images are unavailable.

See also: U+2654 White Chess King; Unicode Chess Symbols; Miscellaneous Symbols block.