Year 1793 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1793

The year 1793 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1793 such as: born famous people, death of famous people, war treaty, independence of a country, invention of new technology, change of power, important national and international day etc., knowing which your general Knowledge will increase.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
24 June	France adopted the Republican Constitution for the first time.
16 October	After the French Revolution, Queen Marie Antoniette was sentenced to death after a speedy trial.
10 November	The rule of forced worship of God was abolished in France.
10 August	The Louvre Museum is inaugurated in Paris. 200 years old Western art history is recorded in this museum and one of them is Monalisa.
07 January	Ebell riots began in Sweden.
01 February	French Revolutionary War: France declared war against Great Britain and the Netherlands.
04 March	George Washington was sworn in as President of the United States for his second term in Philadelphia.
22 April	George Washington signed the neutrality declaration.
31 May	Regular troops under François Hanroet demand that Girodin be expelled from the National Convention.
02 June	Girandin was destroyed in France.
09 July	The Act Against Slavery was passed in Upper Canada.
10 August	The Louvre officially opened in Paris, France.
08 September	Serio de Nazé was celebrated for the first time in Belém.
24 October	The French Republican calendar was adopted by the National Convention.
10 November	France ended the worship of God by force.
09 December	New York City's first daily newspaper, American Minerva, founded by Noah Webster.
23 January	The Russian Empire and the Kingdom of Prussia partitioned the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth for the second time.
06 April	The Committee of French Revolution-Public Safety was stopped, and the real executive government would be formed during the reign of terror.
15 May	Inverter's 'Pitamah ' inventor Diego Marin Aguilera flew one of the first gliders of about 360 meters (1,180 ft).
02 June	French Revolution: François Hanit, a leader of the Paris National Guard, arrested 22 Girods selected by Jean-Paul Marat, who were preparing a stage for the reign of terror. The reign of terror is also known as The Terror, it was a period of violence that took place after the beginning of the French Revolution, which was incited by conflict between two rival political groups, girondins and Jacobins, and "enemies Was marked by mass execution. Revolution ".
24 June	The first Republican Constitution was adopted in France. The Constitution of 24 June 1793 is also known as the Constitution of the Year I, or The Montangard Constitution was a constitution formed by the Montagnards and the Constitution formed by the popular referendum under the first Republic during the French Revolution.
13 July	Charlotte Corde killed Jean Paul Marat, a leader in his bathtub, both the French revolution and the reign of terror.
22 July	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).
10 August	Louvre, the most viewed art museum in the world, was officially opened with an exhibition of 537 paintings.
10 August	Louvre was officially opened in Paris with an exhibition of 537 paintings.
10 August	Louvre (Louvre Pyramid Picture), today the world's most awaited museum, officially opened in Paris with an exhibition of 537 paintings.
05 September	The French Revolution-The National Convention started the ten-month period of ten-month period of the systematic repression of the alleged enemies within the country and the mass murder.
16 October	Mary Antonate, Rani Consort of Louis the sixteenth, disintegrated at the height of the revolution in Place de la revolution in Paris.
16 October	Despite the first coalition's war-French armies being a leader for victory in the watming battle, the gene-baptist Jersedon was later forcibly discharged from the army due to the intervention of Lezare Karnot.
23 December	The French Revolution-Religious Army was deliberately defeated in the war of Savannah, although later faced a battle in the War in Wendy.

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