MCCXXXVI
MCCXXXVI is the Roman numeral representing the integer 1236. It is formed by adding symbols from largest to smallest: M (1000) + CC (200) + XXX (30) + VI (6), for a total of 1236. This numeral does not employ subtractive notation in this arrangement; it uses only additive symbols arranged in descending order.
In modern usage, MCCXXXVI can denote the year 1236 CE in historical contexts. As a year, it
The numeral adheres to standard Roman numeral conventions: the largest values are placed first, with repeats