MCCXIII

MCCXIII is the Roman numeral designation for the integer 1213. It is assembled from M (1000) + CC (200) + X (10) + III (3), yielding a straightforward additive notation rather than subtractive forms.

Value and properties: 1213 is a prime number, as it has no divisors other than 1 and itself. The numeral MCCXIII contains no subtractive sequences (such as IV or IX).

In historical and modern contexts, MCCXIII is used to denote the year 1213 in the Julian calendar, on inscriptions, manuscripts, and monuments. It may also appear on clocks, edition pages, or catalog numbers where Roman numerals are preferred for stylistic reasons.

Beyond dating, MCCXIII may be used as a designation or symbol in literature, branding, or fictional works, where it carries no universal meaning beyond the numeric value and connotations of antiquity.

These conventions reflect the enduring use of Roman numerals to convey dates, order, and prestige in varied cultural contexts.