Back to Centuries
6th Century in Roman Numerals
The 6th Century, represented as VI in Roman numerals, covers 501 to 600. It was a time of transition after Rome’s fall, witnessing the rise of Byzantine power, the spread of Christianity, and the preservation of classical knowledge amid Europe’s shifting political landscape.
VI
6th Century
VI Century
How to convert the 6th Century?
Combine V (5) and I (1) to form VI.
| Place Value | Number | Roman Numeral |
|---|---|---|
| Base + Addition | 5 + 1 | VI |
| Total | 6 | VI |
Roman numerals add values when smaller numbers follow larger ones.
How is the 6th Century written?
Use uppercase letters: 'VI Century'.
Decades in the 6th Century
The VI Century (6th) includes:
D
500
DX
510
DXX
520
DXXX
530
DXL
540
DL
550
DLX
560
DLXX
570
DLXXX
580
DXC
590
Years in the 6th Century
From 501 to 600.
Dates in the 6th Century
Starts January 1, 501, ends December 31, 600.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 6th Century in Roman numerals?
VI.
How is 6 written in Roman numerals?
V + I = VI.
What years are included?
501–600.
What precedes VI Century?
V Century.
What follows VI Century?
VII Century.
What historical era is this?
Early Middle Ages and Byzantine influence.
Why is order important?
Roman numerals must be written largest to smallest for accuracy.
Convert Any Number to Roman Numerals
Use our converter to transform any number into Roman numerals instantly
Try Converter