This ligature is always used as the head of Taoist charm.


▲ 白占全: 《碛口民居》, 北京: 中国文史出版社, 2005.10, ISBN 7-5034-2765-5/I·3728, p. 95
The third charm is 谢土符

I suggest not to encode UTC-03224 as a cjkui as it is a simple ligature of the two characters 敕 and 令 with no difference in meaning or reading. I think it is best to represent simple ligatures such as this (where the two ligatured characters maintain their original glyph forms) as ZWJ-ligatures (or using some other mechanism as discussed in L2/23-073).

Note that there are several different encoded forms of 敕 (勅勑𠡠敕𱡘𢽟) which could all potentially form ligatures with 令.

Agree with #13219 and this is not likely to be a standalone Han character.

The UTC agrees to withdraw this character.