September 08 in History – What happened on 08 September in Past

✅ Published on September 8th, 2021 in September in History

08 September - Today in History - Important historical events happened on this day in India and World History

According to Gregory calendar, on September 08, the day number in a year is 251 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 252. September 08 has a special significance in India and world history, because many such incidents have occurred on this day which have been recorded forever in the pages of history. Let's know some such important events which will increase your general knowledge. The facts collected will be as follows: People born on this day, demise of famous people, war treaty, freedom of any country, invention of new technologies, change of power, important National and International Day etc.

September 08 in History - Top Historical Events ⚡

Year	Event / Incidence / Incident
337	After disposing of all relatives who possibly held a claim tothe throne, Constantine II, Constantius II, and Constans jointly becameRoman emperors.
617	Li Yuan defeated a Sui Dynasty army in the Battle of Huoyi,opening the path to his capture of the imperial capital Chang'an and theeventual establishment of the Tang Dynasty.
1320	Ghazi Malik Gayasudin Tughlaq) became the Sultan of Delhi.
1331	Stephen Uros IV proclaimed himself King of Serbia.
1504	David, a marble sculpture by Michelangelo portraying the biblical King David in the nude, was unveiled inFlorence, Italy.
1553	The city of Lichfield in Britain was founded.
1563	Maximilian was elected King of Hungary.
1727	During a puppet show in the village of Barwell in Cambridgeshire, England, a fire killed 78 people including several children.
1755	French and Indian War-British and French forces and theirrespective Indian allies fought to a draw in the Battle of Lake George.
1760	The French army surrendered Montreal to General Jeffrey Amherst.
1771	Mission San Gabriel Arcancy was established in California.
1793	Serio de Nazé was celebrated for the first time in Belém.
1831	William IV and Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen were crowned King and Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
1831	The Russian Empire brought the Polish November Uprising to anend when its troops captured Warsaw after a two-day assault.
1831	William IV was crowned King of Great Britain.
1855	Queen Isabella II of Spain opened Iloilo for world trade.
1860	The loss of the paddle steamer "Lady Elgin" on Lake Michigan submerged about 300 people.
1885	St. Thomas Academy established in Minnesota.
1900	The Great Galveston Hurricane, one of the deadliest Atlantic hurricanes with estimated winds of 135 miles per hour(215 km/h) at landfall, struck Galveston, Texas, US, killing at least 6,000 people.
1900	A cyclone and tidal storm killed 6000 people in Galveston, Texas, USA.
1900	6,000–12,000 people died from the 1900 Galveston storm.
1933	Asha Bhosle, the famous playback singer of Hindi films, was born.
1935	US Senator Huey Long was fatally shot in Baton Rouge,Louisiana.
1939	The Battle of Gaddania began.
1941	World War II-German forces severed the last land connection to Leningrad, beginning a 28-month siege that would result in the deaths ofover 1 million of the city's civilians from starvation, making it one ofthe most lethal battles in world history.
1946	Bulgaria ended the monarchy.
1950	The Defense Production Act that was approved of by Congress requires various economic measures, including wage and price controls.
1951	Japan signed a peace deal with 48 countries.
1954	Eight nations signed an agreement to create the Southeast AsiaTreaty Organization, a Southeast Asian version of NATO.
1960	Feroze Gandhi, the country's famous politician and husband of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, passed away.
1962	China infiltrated India's eastern border.
1965	India opened 2 additional fronts against Pakistan.
1966	The American science fiction show Star Trek premiered on theNBC television network, launching a media franchise that has sincecreated a cult phenomenon and has influenced the design of many currenttechnologies.
1966	Queen Elizabeth II opened the Severn Bridge, hailing it as thedawn of a new economic era for South Wales.
1966	UNESCO celebrated World Literacy Day for the first time by the United Nations Department of Education and Cultural.
1970	The third Non-Aligned Movement Summit began in Lucca, Zambia.
1974	Watergate scandal-U.S. President Gerald Ford gave recentlyresigned President Richard Nixon a full and unconditional, butcontroversial, pardon for any crimes he committed while in office.
1978	Iranian Revolution-After the government of the Shah of Irandeclared martial law in response to protests, the Iranian Army shot andkilled at least 88 demonstrators in Tehran on Black Friday.
1986	Nissan establishes itself as the first Japanese automobile company to open a factory in Europe by opening one in Sunderland, England.
1991	The Republic of Macedonia became independent.
1994	USAir Flight 427 crashed on approach to PittsburghInternational Airport, resulting 132 deaths and the one of the longestaccident investigations in aviation history.
1998	The 13th Non-Aligned Movement scheduled in 2001 was handed over to Bangladesh.
2000	The Millennium Manifesto of the United Nations was made in New York.
2004	Typhoon Songda has been impacting the islands of Japan for 4 days and although it is considered to be just a tropical storm it s still causing extensive damage.
2006	The explosion of a suicide car bomb near the United States embassy in Kabul, leads to the death of at least 10 people.
2006	Serial blasts took place in Malegaon, Maharashtra, in which around 37 people were killed and more than 100 people were injured.
2009	A massive statue of Apollo is founded at a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Turkey.
2010	The New South Wales parliament votes in favor of adoption by same sex couples in Australia's most populated state.
2011	As per reports, the unemployment rate in Australia has risen to 5.3% in August 2011.
2012	Pakistan and India have mutually agreed to relieve visa requirements needed to travel to the other country.
2013	Asif Ali Zardari’s five year term as the President of Pakistan comes to an end in which he will be replaced by Mamnoon Hussai.
2014	It is conveyed that almost around one thousand children have been affected and hospitalized with respiratory infections in numerous U.S. states.

Famous Birthdays of September 08 😀:

Year	Name / Profession / Country
1983	Lewis Roberts-Thomson / Footballer / Australia
1984	Bobby Parnell / Baseball Player / United States of America
1922	Sid Caesar / Actor / United States of America
1933	Asha Bhosle / Singer / India
1983	Diego Benaglio / Footballer / Switzerland
1951	Dezső Ránki / Pianist / Hungary
1984	Vitaly Petrov / Racing Car Driver / Russia
1991	Ignacio González / Footballer / Mexico
1932	Patsy Cline / Writer / United States of America
1987	Illya Marchenko / Tennis Player / Ukraine
1939	Carsten Keller / Ice Hockey Player / Germany
1975	Chris Latham / Rugby Player / Australia
1804	Eduard Mörike / Poet / Germany
1956	Mick Brown / Drummer / United States of America
1474	Ludovico Ariosto / Poet / Italy
1992	Nino Niederreiter / Ice Hockey Player / Switzerland
1951	John McDonnell / Politician / United Kingdom
1988	Rie Kaneto / Swimmer / Japan
1767	August Wilhelm Schlegel / Poet / Germany
1896	Howard Dietz / Writer / United States of America
1929	Christoph von Dohnányi / Conductor / Germany
1925	Peter Sellers / Actor / United Kingdom
1974	Tanaz Eshaghian / Producer / United States of America
1983	Chris Judd / Footballer / Australia
1968	Ray Wilson / Singer / Scotland
1978	Gerard Autet / Footballer / Spain
1939	Guitar Shorty / Singer / United States of America
1974	Braulio Luna / Footballer / Mexico
1948	Jean-Pierre Monseré / Cyclist / Belgium
1984	Jürgen Säumel / Footballer / Austria

Aapane abhi padha: 08 Sitambar Ki Pramukh Aitihasik Ghatnayen.

Read in Hindi : 08 सितम्बर की प्रमुख ऐतिहासिक घटनाएं