CCXXII
CCXXII is the Roman numeral representation of the integer two hundred and twenty‑two (222). In the Roman system, the symbol CC denotes two hundred, while XXII represents twenty‑two, thus combining to form 222. The numeral follows the standard conventions of subtractive notation, although no subtractive forms appear in this particular number.
Mathematically, 222 is a composite number with the prime factorization 2 × 3 × 37. It is
Historically, the year 222 AD was marked by political events in the Roman Empire, including the reign
The numeral CCXXII thus serves as both a straightforward numeric value in Roman notation and a reference