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$ A\ man \ has \ 1!+2!+3!+...... +1000! \ chocolates \ which \ he \ has \ to \ divide \ equally \ among \ \color{red} n  \ children.

\ Least \ possible  \ value \  of  \ \color{red}n  \ is $

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