1926
M=1000
CM=1000-100=900
XX=20
VI=6
In today's modern usage of Roman numerals MCMXXVI is equivalent to 1926 in Hindu-Arabic numerals
1926
MCMXXVI
1926 = MCMXXVI
I think that it is MCMXXVI
IV-XIX-MCMXXVI
May 3, 1926 is written as V.III.MCMXXVI in Roman numerals.
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