1201st

The number 1201 is an integer following 1200 and preceding 1202. In mathematics, it is a prime number, meaning it is divisible only by 1 and itself. Its prime factorization is simply 1201. As a composite number, its factors would be 1 and 1201.

The year 1201 AD was a year in the 13th century. Significant events of this year include the death of King Canute VI of Denmark and the accession of his son, Valdemar II. In England, King John continued his struggles with the barons and the Pope. In the Byzantine Empire, Alexios V Doukas was briefly emperor before the Fourth Crusade approached Constantinople.

The designation "1201st" typically refers to an ordinal position. For instance, the 1201st item in a sequence, the 1201st day of a period, or the 1201st member of a group. In military contexts, "1201st" might denote a specific unit, such as the 1201st Aviation Battalion or the 1201st Support Group. The specific meaning of "1201st" is highly dependent on the context in which it is used.