27 September In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on September 27, the day number in a year is 271 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 272. September 27 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
1290	The earthquake in the Gulf of Chile, China, killed about one million people.
1422	The Treaty of the Melno was signed, establishing the Polician-Lithuanian border, which remained unchanged for 500 years later.
1590	Pope Urban VII, who was the shortest Pope, died.
1605	The Battle of Polish-Swedish Fall-Certificate ended in the decisive victory of the Polish-Lithuanian army, and is remembered as the greatest victory of the Commonwealth horsemen.
1760	Mir Qasim became the Nawab of Bengal.
1777	The American revolutionary war-leancaster, Pennsylvania became the vashikaran of the United States for one day as the members of the Continental Congress fled Philadelphia, who was caught by the British.
1779	John Adams negotiated Revolutionary War peace terms with Great Britain.
1821	Mexico gained independence.
1822	In a letter to the Paris Academy Day inscription at Bells-Congress, the Jean-Francois champion announced his initial successes for Roseta Stone.
1825	The world's first public rail transport began with the introduction of the Stockton-Darlington line in England.
1825	The world's first modern railway, the Stockton and Darlington Railway, opened in England.
1825	Locmission No. 1 operated the train on the early day of Stoclton and Darlington Railways, the first public railway to use steamlocomotives.
1830	Ended the Belgian Revolution to liberate Brussels from the United Kingdom of the Netherlands.
1833	The great social reformer Raja Ram Mohan Roy died.
1875	Ellen was swept away in a storm in Liverpool, Southhard England, the United States Congress later provided 27 gold weightlifies to Lifeboat men who saved its crew.
1905	The famous scientist Alfred Einstein's famous E = mc² theory was published.
1908	Henry Ford Detroit produced its first Model T automobile at the plant at Ford's Scitie Avenue, Michigan.
1908	The first production of Ford model T automobile was built in Detroit, Michigan, US.
1916	Liz Iasu of Ethiopia's Emperor-foot was overthrown to his aunt, Xvaditu.
1924	The bandits have again attacked Odessa on the Moscow train, called the Odessa Express. Most passengers are killed or injured by bandits. This is the second time he has attacked in two weeks in which more than 100 people have been killed. The objective is a combination of the fight against robbery and ruling Czars.
1939	Poland surrendered to Germany after a 26 -day fierce war. The German army captures about 140,000 Polish soldiers.
1941	The first of the 2,751 Liberty ships that created World War II by the United States was launched to SS Patrick Henry.
1949	The city of Beijing was chosen as the new capital of China. This historic city is located in eastern China. Which is counted among the political economic and cultural centers of China.
1961	Sierra Leone became the hundredth member of the United Nations.
1964	The British Aircraft Corporation TSR-2, an advanced Cold War strike and the reconnaissance aircraft which were later canceled, took their first flight.
1968	Marcello Caetano became the Prime Minister of Portugal.
1971	Japanese Emperor Hirohita set out on a trip abroad.
1980	The fight between the world's two largest oil producing countries has intensified. Western economies, who strongly rely on oil, have started feeling worried. Although they are not yet in a terror because most of the Western countries have large reserves.
1983	Software developer Richard Stallman announced plans for the UNX-like GNU operating system (logo picture), the first free softwaywinded by GNU project.
1988	The National League for Democracy was established in Burma under the leadership of pro -democracy activist Aung San Suu Kyi.
1993	After occupying the city of war-conscience in Abkhazia, a large number of Georgian citizens were killed by Abkazsepratists and his colleagues.
1996	Taliban fighters captured Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan.
1998	Google, the world's largest search engine, was launched.
2005	Two Japanese scientists snaps more than 500 photos of a living huge squid. They also recover one of its two longest tents, which separated during a conflict.
2007	The spacecraft Don has been launched by NASA on a mission to detect the main-belt asteroid vesta and crescent.
2007	NASA launched the Donf Investigation (Mission Patch Patchrat), to use the ion priority from Cape Provisional, Florida, its purely searching mission.
2010	Unilever PLC, a giant company of Anglo-Dutch consumer products, has signed an agreement to buy Alberto-Kolver. Alberto-culvert is the manufacturer of hair and skin care products for $ 3.7 billion.
2011	At least 37 people, including 30 school children, have been killed, and a seventy seventy seriously injured. This is the result of a school bus accident in Kallar Kahar in Punjab province, Pakistan.
2012	The US announced that it would demand the lifting of one of its restrictions. This ban was on imported goods from Myanmar.
2013	A ship is away from Java Island. It was carrying refugees from Indonesia to Australia. Thirty people are missing, while 22 bodies have been recovered, in which 31 people have been rescued.
2014	The United Nations Human Rights Council votes in favor of LGBT rights.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1932	The romance king of Indian films Yash Chopra was born.
1958	Mihir Sen became the first Indian to swim across the British Channel.
1972	Indian mathematician S. R. Ranganathan died. Ranganathan was the father of India's library industry, who created colon classification and classified catalog codes.
2001	Chitrakoot was established in Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Disabled University, especially variety for disabled in the world, Uttar Pradesh, India.
2008	India's famous playback singer Mahendra Kapoor passed away.

Day/Observance	Level
World Tourism Day	International Day
World Tourism Day	International Day
Turkmenistan Independence Day	National Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1932	Yash Chopra / Director / India
1946	Ravi Chopra / Director / India
1953	Mata Amritanandamayi / Spritual Leader / India

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