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12th Century in Roman Numerals
The 12th Century, written as XII in Roman numerals, covers the years from 1101 to 1200. It was an era of flourishing universities, architectural innovation, and the spread of scholastic thought across Europe, setting the foundations for the Renaissance to come.
XII
12th Century
XII Century
How do you convert the 12th Century to Roman Numerals?
Combine X (10) with II (2) to form XII.
| Place Value | Number | Roman Numeral |
|---|---|---|
| Tens | 10 | X |
| Ones | 2 | II |
| Total | 12 | XII |
X + II = XII — the correct form for 12.
How is the 12th Century written?
Always in uppercase Roman numerals — 'XII Century'.
Decades in the 12th Century
Main decades in the XII Century:
MC
1100
MCX
1110
MCXX
1120
MCXXX
1130
MCXL
1140
MCL
1150
MCLX
1160
MCLXX
1170
MCLXXX
1180
MCXC
1190
Years in the 12th Century
From 1101 to 1200.
Dates in the 12th Century
Begins January 1, 1101, ends December 31, 1200.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 12th Century in Roman numerals?
XII.
How do you write 12 in Roman numerals?
X + II = XII.
What years belong to it?
1101–1200.
What comes before XII?
XI Century.
What comes after XII?
XIII Century.
Why is the 12th Century important?
It marked the rise of Gothic art and medieval learning.
How is XII pronounced?
Twelve — represented by X and two I’s.
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