MCXIII

MCXIII is the Roman numeral for the number 1113. It is formed from the symbols M (1000), C (100), X (10), and III (3), and represents the sum 1000 + 100 + 10 + 3.

In addition to its use as a numeral, MCXIII is sometimes encountered as an alphanumeric designation in catalogs, model numbers, product identifiers, or project codes. In these contexts, its meaning is entirely dependent on the system or organization that assigns it, and it does not denote a universal standard or category by itself.

As a calendar year, MCXIII can be used to denote the year 1113 CE in historical timelines and chronicles. References to that year do not imply any specific event or entity without accompanying contextual information.

Because MCXIII is a short and generic string, it tends to appear in a variety of unrelated contexts rather than representing a single, well-defined concept. In scholarly or reference works, any claim about MCXIII typically requires clarification of the intended meaning or source. See also Roman numerals and list of numerical prefixes for related naming conventions.