22 July In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on July 22, the day number in a year is 204 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 205. July 22 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
1209	As the first major military action by Albensian Krused, a cruser army captured Beziers in southern France and killed the residents.
1678	Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj won the Fort of Vellore.
1706	The Treaty of Scotland and England agreed in London for ratification by national legislatures.
1729	Diamonds were found in a Brazilian Minas garage.
1731	Spain signed the Treaty of Vienna.
1775	George Washington commanded the US Army. George Washington was the first President of the United States.
1793	Two days after becoming the first recorded person to complete the Atrancontinental Crossing north of Mexico, North America, Scottishheepleper Alexander McKenzie reached the western point of Harajurni and marked her name on a rock (picture).
1802	Zia Long conquered Hanoi and integrated modern Vietnam, which experienced the feudal war of centuries.
1802	GA Long captured Hanoi to complete his unification of Vietnam.
1808	The French general DuPont surrendered to the Spanish irregular forces after the Battle of Belen.
1864	In the Battle of Atlanta, American civilian war-struggle forces unsuccessfully attacked the union soldiers.
1873	Sir Benjamin Pine was made Lieutenant - Governor of the Colony of Natal.
1894	Despite finishing first in the world's first autores, Jules-Albert de Witch did not win, as their steam-powered car was different from the rules.
1905	Taft-Katsu Secret Agreement was reached.
1933	Willy Post, seven days in Floid Bennett Fieldin Brooklyn in New York City, after a nineteen -hour flight, became the first pilot to take a single flying worldwide.
1934	Bank Marauder John Dillinger (Picture), which took place across America, was shot by a police bullet outside the biography theater in Chicago.
1944	In protest against the exile of the Polish government, the Polish Committee of National Liberation published its manifesto, in which the process of fighting in World War II against Nazi Germany, nationalization of industry, and a 'decent boundary' in the West ' Was involved. ,
1964	The second meeting of the Organization of African Unity was held.
1975	Stanley Forton took photo fire escape complexes, which was the Pulitzer Award for Spot News Photography and Wordworld Press Photo title of the year.
1991	American serial killer Jeffrey Dameer was arrested in Wilvayuki, Wisconsin, police discovered human remains in his box.
1992	Colombian drug Lord Pablo Escobar fled from his luxurious jail and spent the next 17 months.
1993	During the great flood of 1993 (depiction of floods), Kescia, Illinois, near the US, broke, the entire city was forced to vacate the markets run by the Core of Engineers of the Army.
1999	The first version of MSN Messenger was released by Microsoft.
2000	The astronomers at the University of Arizona discovered Jupiter's 17th natural satellite.
2002	The Israeli defense forces dropped a bomb at the house of Salashede, the leader of the Hamas military branch, killing him and his brothers.
2002	After a trial that took Brazil prisoners, a court of Sao Polyceant Suzanne Von Richthofen lodged a 39½ year jail on charges of killing his parents.
2003	Two sons of dictator Saddam Hussein were killed in an air strike in Iraq.
2005	The London Metropolitan police killed the gene Charles de Mannezes, Brazilian immigrants, incorrectly involving it, was involved in the failed bombing efforts of the city in the city.
2009	A solar eclipse, the longest in history, lasts for 6 minutes and 38.8 seconds, on the Asia and parts of the Pacific Ocean.
2010	The Stonehenge World Heritage Site declares the biggest discovery on a major monument in 50 years.
2010	Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muraligharan, the world's greatest bowler, retired from Test cricket. He has the highest record of 800 wickets in this name.
2011	A extremist caused a car bomb blast in Oslo, Norway, killing at least seven people; He then sets fire to a labor party youth camp in Utoya, Norway, killing 84 people.
2011	The International Monetary Fund approved a $ 60 million new three-year-old loan for Haiti, canceling Haiti's $ 268 million loan.
2011	In the most deadly attacks in Norway since World War II, two sequential terrorist attacks in Oslo and Utoya claimed the lives of 77 people.
2012	After the 2012 Tour de Placed in France, Bradley Vigines became the first British cyclist to win the famous competition.
2013	Scientific studies show that dolphins have a unique name for each other, much like humans.
2013	Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, gives birth to a son, the third to the British throne; A child named George Alexander Louis is formally known as the Hiz Royal Hynes Prince of Cambridge.
2013	The earthquake in China's Gansu province killed 89 people.
2014	Apple Inc. Has estimated the greater demand of its new iPhone6 models compared to the iPhone 5S and 5C; In response to consumer demand, the new phone will have a large screen.
2014	A case of bubonic plague in Gansu's Chinese province indicates quarantine in some parts of the city of the city; While outbreaks are rare, the disease can be contract with wild rodents coming into contact with flea.
2014	A report called the 9/11 attack a failure of government institutions.
648	During the Khmelnatsky uprising in Ukraine, 10,000 Jews were killed in the Chamelnik massacre.
838	The forces of the Arab-Banjtin war-ex-conspiration Khalifa defeated the forces of the Byzantin Empire, headed by Emperor Theophilos themselves, which is currently a battle of Anjan, near Dezaman, Turkey.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1918	Indralal Rai, India's first proficient pilot, was killed in an air battle with Germany in London during the First World War.
1981	India's first geostationary satellite 'Apple' started functioning.
2009	The longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century appeared in India.
2012	India chose Pranab Mukherjee as its new President.
2012	Pranab Mukherjee became the 13th President of India.

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1915	Shaista Suhrawardy Ikramullah / Politician / India
1930	Shreeram Shankar Abhyankar / Economist / India
1930	Shriram Shankar / Scientist / India
1937	Vasant Ranjane / Cricketer / India
1955	Mazhar Khan / Actor / India
1970	Devendra Fadnavis / Politician / India

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