CDLXIX

CDLXIX is the Roman numeral representing the number 469. It is formed by combining CD (400) with LX (60) and IX (9). In Roman numeral notation, a smaller value placed before a larger value indicates subtraction, which accounts for the 400 in CD.

In mathematics, 469 factors as 7 × 67, so it is a composite number.

Historically, CDLXIX can denote the year 469 CE in the Julian calendar. The late antique period includes the western and eastern Roman world and various successor kingdoms; there is no single event universally tagged to that year.

In modern usage, CDLXIX may appear as an ordinal numeral in inscriptions, volume numbers, year identifiers on monuments, clocks, or enumerations. It is one of the many Roman numerals used to label items, chapters, or sequences.