MCCCLV

MCCCLV is a string that can refer to several concepts, most commonly as a Roman numeral representing the number 1355. In Roman numerals, MCCCLV is parsed as M (1000) + CCC (300) + L (50) + V (5), totaling 1355.

Used in dating, MCCCLV is read as the year 1355 Anno Domini (or 1355 CE) in documents and artifacts that employ Roman numerals. The exact historical context would depend on the calendar system referenced by the source, and whether the dating is proleptic or aligned to a medieval calendar.

In other settings, MCCCLV may function as an alphanumeric code, catalog number, or model designation within libraries, archives, product catalogs, or software repositories. In such cases, the specific meaning is determined by the issuing organization and the surrounding metadata rather than by the numeral value alone.

Because MCCCLV lacks inherent meaning without context, it may appear in disparate domains with unrelated significance—numerical representation, historical dating, or cataloging identifiers. If encountered, identifying the applicable domain or accompanying documentation is essential to ascertain its intended interpretation.