CCXXXV

CCXXXV is the Roman numeral representing the integer 235. It is written as C + C + XXX + V, where C stands for 100 and XXX for 30, V for 5. The numeral is additive, and does not employ subtractive notation in this form.

In mathematical terms, 235 is an odd composite number; its prime factorization is 5 × 47, and it is divisible by 5. It lies between 234 and 236.

In the context of the Roman Empire, the year 235 CE is notable for the assassination of Emperor Severus Alexander and the subsequent accession of Maximinus Thrax, events that precipitated the Crisis of the Third Century. The year marked the beginning of a period of political instability and frequent changes of ruler in the following decades.

In modern usage, CCXXXV appears wherever Roman numerals denote numbers, such as on clock faces, in chapter headings, inscriptions, or sequences that adopt a classical numeral style. It remains one of many standard representations of numbers in the Roman numeral system.