14th Century in Roman Numerals
Discover how to write and convert the 14th Century into Roman numerals. Learn why the correct form is XIV, how it’s derived from 14, and explore the years, decades, and historical meaning behind the XIV Century.
How do you convert the 14th Century to Roman Numerals?
To convert the 14th Century to Roman numerals, we break down the number 14 into its place values:
| Place Value | Number | Roman Numeral |
|---|---|---|
| Tens | 10 | X |
| Ones | 4 | IV |
| Total | 14 | XIV |
When combined, X + IV equals XIV. Always write higher numerals first, followed by lower ones.
How is the 14th Century written in Roman Numerals?
The correct way to write the 14th Century is XIV Century. Remember that Roman numerals should always be in uppercase letters.
Decades in the 14th Century
Here are the decades contained in the XIV (14th) century, with their Roman numeral equivalents:
Years in the 14th Century
The 14th Century formally includes the years from 1301 to 1400.
Dates in the 14th Century
The 14th Century starts on January 1, 1301, and ends on December 31, 1400. You can use our Roman numerals date converter to translate any date within this range.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 14th Century in Roman numerals?
The 14th Century in Roman numerals is XIV.
How do you convert 14 to Roman numerals?
Split 14 into 10 + 4, then replace each with its Roman equivalent: X + IV = XIV.
What years are part of the 14th Century?
The 14th Century includes the years from 1301 to 1400.
How do you write centuries in Roman numerals?
Write the number in Roman numerals followed by the word 'Century', like 'XIV Century'.
What is the century before XIV?
The 13th Century comes before XIV, and it is written as 'XIII Century'.
What is the century after XIV?
The 15th Century follows XIV and is written as 'XV Century'.
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