1335

1335 is a positive integer that can denote either the year AD 1335 or the number itself. As a number, it is composite and has prime factorization 3 × 5 × 89. It is divisible by 3 and by 5, and can be written as 15 × 89. In common numeral systems its representations are: Roman numerals MCCCXXXV, hexadecimal 0x537, and binary 10100110111.

As a year, AD 1335 falls in the mid-14th century, during the broader period known as the Late Middle Ages. This era in Europe was marked by continued feudal and dynastic politics, gradual processes of state formation in some regions, and cultural and religious developments that would influence subsequent centuries. The year sits shortly before the traditionally cited beginnings of the Hundred Years’ War, which began in 1337. Across other parts of the world, monarchies and regional powers continued to govern diverse societies and exchange goods and ideas through established trade networks, though specific events in 1335 vary by region and source.

In popular reference, 1335 is also consulted in calendars and historical chronology as a marker within the long timeline of medieval history. The number itself appears in mathematics as a product of small primes and a mid-sized composite, yielding a straightforward example of an integer with multiple prime factors.