1384

1384 is a natural number that lies between 1383 and 1385. It is used in mathematics, numbering systems, and as a calendar year reference in historical contexts.

In mathematics, 1384 is an even composite number with prime factorization 2^3 × 173. Its divisors are 1, 2, 4, 8, 173, 346, 692, and 1384. The sum of its digits is 16. It is not a prime or a square, and it has eight positive divisors.

Representations of 1384 include its Roman numeral form MCCCLXXXIV, its binary form 10101101000, its octal form 2550, and its hexadecimal form 0x568. In various bases, these representations reflect the same value in different numeral systems.

As a calendar year, 1384 fell in the late Middle Ages in Europe. The period was characterized by ongoing political changes, social upheavals, and regional conflicts that varied by kingdom and city-state. In broader historical terms, this era saw the gradual shift from feudal structures toward more centralized monarchies in parts of Europe, alongside continued cultural and intellectual developments.

Regional histories for the year 1384 differ widely, and specific notable events are not universally fixed across all regions. The year is typically treated within the broader context of 14th-century history, a time of transition in many areas, with documentation that varies in detail by location.