DCCLXXXIX
DCCLXXXIX is the Roman numeral that represents the number 789. It is formed from the symbols D (500), CC (200), LXXX (80), and IX (9). The numeral uses subtractive notation for the final pair, IX, to indicate 9, which is the standard modern form for this value.
As a year, 789 CE falls in the early medieval period. When used to denote a specific
From a mathematical perspective, 789 is an odd composite number, equal to 3 × 263, with 263
In modern usage, DCCLXXXIX stands as the conventional Roman-numeral form for 789. Alternative, nonstandard renderings such