400 - 24... 376
It depends on whether you believe that the fifth century starts in 400 or 401.
Remember, there was no year 0. So some people would argue that the first century began in the year 1, the second in the year 101, the third in the year 201, etc. Others would argue that this is just pedantic pretense.
So it's either 376 or 377, depending on how you count.
The 5th Century comprises the years 401 to 500. Relative to the year 2011, that period extended from 1,610 to 1,511 years ago.
487 BC
1666 AD resides in the 17th century. Unless the year ends in -00, you can add 1 to the first number if it is a three digit year and 1 to the first two numbers if it is a four digit year.For example, 411 AD is in the 5th century. This is a 3 digit year so take the first number, (4) and add (1), 4+1=5th Century.
The concept of zero as a placeholder and numeral was invented around the 5th century CE in ancient India by mathematicians known as the Indian mathematicians. This idea spread to other civilizations and eventually reached Europe in the 12th century.
Possibly 5th Century BC
Assuming the question does not refer to BC, First century ended in year 100 Second century in year 200 so fifth century ended in year 500. 54 years before was the year 446.
The year 500 is in the 5th century. The 5th century spans the years 401-500.
if it is 5th century AD then it is at least 400 years after bc or bce
From the year 401 AD to 1500 AD.
It is the 6th century. 500 years are complete, so that is 5 centuries over and you are into the 5th year of the next century, so it is the 6th century that you are in.
The 5th Century comprises the years 401 to 500. Relative to the year 2011, that period extended from 1,610 to 1,511 years ago.
The 5th to 16th century spanned from the year 401 AD to 1500 AD.
The 5th century.
The term BC is used in reference to the time period before Christ while the term AD is used to describe the after Jesus was born. That means that the year 500 BC is 500 years before Christ was born and is part of the 5th Century BC.
It was the 5th century BC.
487 BC
5th century