The Pallava Script was predominantly used to write in Tamil, the primary language of the Pallava dynasty.

The Pallava Dynasty, ruling in South India from the 3rd to the 9th century CE, is attributed with the development and widespread use of the Pallava Script.

The Pallava Script was primarily used from the 4th century CE to the 7th century CE, coinciding with the reign of the Pallava Dynasty.

The Pallava Script was primarily used in South India, particularly in the regions ruled by the Pallava Dynasty.

The Pallava Script consists of approximately 150 characters, including vowels, consonants, and special symbols.

Palm leaves were the primary writing material used for inscriptions and manuscripts in the Pallava Script.

The Pallava Script is typically written from left to right, similar to the direction of writing in many modern languages.

The symbol '।' is used to represent the number '1' in the Pallava Script.

The symbol '॥' is used to represent the number '10' in the Pallava Script.

The symbol '१००' is used to represent the number '100' in the Pallava Script.

The symbol '१०००' is used to represent the number '1000' in the Pallava Script.

The symbol '१००००' is used to represent the number '10000' in the Pallava Script.

The symbol '१०००००' is used to represent the number '100000' in the Pallava Script.

The symbol '१००००००' is used to represent the number '1000000' in the Pallava Script.

The symbol '१०००००००' is used to represent the number '10000000' in the Pallava Script.