1196

1196 is a positive integer that follows 1195 and precedes 1197. In mathematics it has prime factorization 2^2 × 13 × 23, making it a composite and even number. Its divisors are 1, 2, 4, 13, 23, 26, 46, 52, 92, 104, 184, 299, 598, and 1196. The sum of its divisors is 2640, so the number is abundant, with a total of 1444 as the sum of its proper divisors. In various bases, 1196 is represented as decimal 1196, binary 10010101100, octal 2254, and hexadecimal 4AC. In Roman numerals it is written as MCXCVI.

1196 also denotes a calendar year, specifically 1196 CE, placing it in the late 12th century during the High Middle Ages. The year falls within a period characterized by feudal monarchies, ongoing religious and political developments in Europe, and the broader social and cultural landscape of medieval Eurasia. As with many years from that era, detailed global event coverage varies by region, and no single universally defining event is attached to the year across all sources. Rather, it sits among a continuum of historical milestones that collectively shaped medieval history.

In other uses, 1196 may appear as an identifier in catalogs, product models, or coding systems where numerical naming is common. As with most numbers, its significance depends on context, be it pure mathematics, historical dating, or organizational labeling.