MCCXXX

MCCXXX is the Roman numeral designation for the number 1230. It is formed by the numeral M (1000) plus CC (200) plus XXX (30), totaling 1230.

As a year: In historical dating, MCCXXX refers to the year 1230 CE, which would have occurred under the Julian calendar. Events in that period include the broader context of the High Middle Ages, with feudal governance, trade development, and religious institutions typical of the era. The designation is used in historical records to specify dates in that century without relying on modern calendar notes.

In modern usage, MCCXXX may appear in cataloging, numbering systems, or model identifiers. It is sometimes used in publications to designate a volume or part within a sequence that uses Roman numerals, or as a serial or edition marker in various catalogs and archives.

The term MCCXXX is thus primarily a representation of a number and a date in Roman numerals; outside of these contexts, it generally functions as a symbolic label or identifier within systems that employ Roman numeral notation.

See also: Roman numerals, 1230, 1230s.