1177

1177 is a natural number that can refer to more than one concept, including a year designation and various catalog or model numbers. In mathematics it is notable for its factorization and numeral representations.

Mathematically, 1177 factors as 11 × 107, making it a semiprime. In decimal form it is 1177; in binary it is 10010011001, and in hexadecimal it is 0x499. In Roman numerals it is written as MCLXXVII. The digit pattern 1-1-7-7 is also a point of interest for those studying numerals and representations.

When used as a year, 1177 can refer to two distinct points in history: 1177 CE (Anno Domini) and 1177 BCE. 1177 CE falls in the 12th century, a period associated with the High Middle Ages in Europe and ongoing activity in the broader medieval world, including political realignments, religious developments, and cultural exchanges across regions. 1177 BCE sits in the late Bronze Age in the Near East, the Aegean, and surrounding areas, a time marked by complex transformations that preceded the Iron Age in various cultures.

Other uses of the designation 1177 occur in non-historical contexts, such as product catalogs, part numbers, and edition identifiers across different industries. While the number itself is simple, its applications span arithmetic, calendrical notation, and practical labeling.