14 September In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on September 14, the day number in a year is 258 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 259. September 14 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.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1723	Grand Master Antonio Manol de Vilne inaugurated Fort Manol in Malta.
1752	In the adoption of the Gregorian calendar under the terms of the Calendar (New Style) Act 1750, the British Empire left eleven days (directly after 14 September).
1752	Britain left the Julian calendar and adopted the Gregory calendar.
1763	During the rebellion of Pontiaq, about 300 Seneca warriors attacked the arbitration army contingent, killing 81 soldiers.
1770	Freedom of the press was recognized in Denmark.
1803	British general Lord Lake captured Delhi during the Second Anglo-Maratha War.
1812	French invasion of Russia: Napoleon's troops entered Moscow, which was deliberately set on fire by Muskovite, at the behest of Fodor Rostopchine.
1829	The Russian-Turkish War ended after the Adrienopel Peace Agreement.
1891	The Empire State Express train completed 702 kilometers from New York City to Buffalo in 7 hours 6 minutes. It was a high speed train at that time.
1901	William McKinley, the 25th President of the United States, is assassinated by Leon Kozolgoz, when he is shot at the vacant border.
1901	Theodore Roosevelt became the President of the United States at the age of 42, the youngest person to do so, William McCinlevus, the buffalo, was roughly injured in Buffalo, New York.
1901	US President William McKenzie was shot and killed in the United States.
1911	Russian Prime Minister Pyotra Stolipin was killed at Kiev Opera House.
1914	HMAS AE1 was the first submarine of the Royal Australian Navy, which was washed into the sea; Its debris never found.
1917	The provisional government declared Russia a republic.
1917	Russia was officially declared a republic.
1926	The Locarno Treaty, which was established by the First World War, was formally confirmed by the nations signed.
1927	In a eccentric automobile accident, dancer Isadora Duncan was killed in Nice, France, after her dupatta she was trapped in the onthe wheel of a car in which she was a passenger.
1951	A seedless watermelon has been developed at the University of Purdue. It is a round and will weigh about 8 to 10 pounds; It can be seen on sale in some parts of the country by next year.
1954	In a top secret nuclear test, only 40 kiloton soldiers and 10,000 citizens were fielded for nuclear collapse by a Soviet TU -4 bombers.
1959	The first man -made object is Luna 2 Moon crashed land, which is calling the space race between the United States and the two superpowers of the Soviet Union, with the first man -made object to reach the moon.
1959	The then Soviet Union spacecraft Luna-2 became the first aircraft to land on the moon.
1964	The London Daily Herald publication was abolished and replaced by The Sun.
1966	The minimum wage is at a new rate of $ 1.40 per hour which will include public schools and nursing homes, as well as state and local government workers in the construction industry.
1972	West Germany and Poland reached agreement on diplomatic relations.
1975	Elizabeth N. Seton became the first congenital citizen of congenital states to be prescribed.
1979	Afghan President Noor Muhammad Taraki was assassinated after the murder of Hafizullah Amin, who became the new President.
1982	When the Presidential Bashir Gamayal of Lebanon was murdered, when the bombings occurred at the Berut headquarters of Falange.
1982	Hollywood's famous actress and Princess of Monaco Grace Kelly was killed in a car accident in Motte Carlo.
1985	The Soviet Union ordered 25 British diplomats to leave the country on charges of espionage.
1998	Microsoft has become the largest company in the world after just 23 years, which finally defeated General Electric in the evaluation after the price of New York Stock Exchange was $ 261bn.
1998	Microsoft became the largest company in the world, overtaking General Electric. It was valued at $ 261 billion on the New York Stock Exchange.
1999	Kiribati, Nauru and Tonga joined the United States.
2003	Estonia approved joining the European Union in a referendum.
2003	Guinea-Bissau President Kumbha Illa was included in the floodless coup.
2006	The African Union has supported an Igad peace installation campaign in Somalia, known as Igasom.
2007	Japan successfully started its first lunar examination. The investigation called Seel was first prescribed for the Earth's circumambulation and then traveled to the moon and collected information with two small satellites for a year.
2007	In the late 2000s, the Financial Crisis-Over-Rock Bank featured specific assistance from Bank of England, which sorted the first banking of the United Kingdom in 150 years.
2008	All 88 people aboard the aeroflot flight 821 died when the aircraft reached Perm Airport in Perm Cry, Russia.
2008	All 88 people on board the plane were killed when the Aeroflot aircraft 821 crashed at Perm Airport in Perm Krai, Russia.
2009	129th Men's US Open: Juan Martin del Potro defeated Roger Federer (3-6, 7-6, 4-6, 7-6, 6-2).
2012	The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge initiated legal action by the magazine Close after publishing topless photographs of the Duchess taken during the holiday in France last week.
2013	Japan launched the 'Affayable' Epsilon Space Rocket. Epsilon rocket is about half of the size of the previous rockets in Japan and also half of the cost of production.
786	Aaron al-Rashid became Abbasid Khalifa on the death of his brother al-hedi.
81	Dominitian became the last Flavian emperor of Rome, who was the successor of his brother Titus.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1949	The Constituent Assembly adopted Hindi as the official language of India. Since 1953, 14 September is celebrated every year in India as Hindi Day.
2011	In Tamil Nadu, India, ten people were killed and another seventy injured when a passenger train collided with a stable train.

Day/Observance	Level
Hindi Day: India	National Day
World Brotherhood and Apology Day	International Day
Hindi Day	National Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1774	Lord William Bentic / British soldier / India
1928	Tarun Bose / Actor / India
1963	Robin Singh / Cricketer / India
1968	Kabir Khan / Director / India
1984	Ayushman Khurana / Actor / India

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