Lunar calendar 2092

Perpetual calendar for the year 2092

Year of the Water Rat (Lunar Calendar)

People born in the Year of the Rat are very charming and attractive to the opposite sex. However, they are very afraid of light and noise. They are very positive and energetic, but they also often encounter many trivial problems. People born in the Year of the Rat also have a strong point: if a rat appears, it means there must be rice in the granary.

RED: A GOOD DAY PURPLE: BAD DAY

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
	1 23/11 Tan Dau New Year's Day.	2 24/11 Year of the Dog	3 25/11 Year of the Pig	4 26/11 Year of the Rat	5 27/11 Ất Sửu	6 28/11 Year of the Tiger
7 29/11 Year of the Rabbit	8 30/11 Mau Thin	9 1/12 Year of the Snake The first day of the month. Vietnamese Students' Traditional Day.	10 2/12 Canh Ngo	11 3/12 Tan Mui	12 4/12 Year of the Monkey	13 5/12 Year of the Rooster
14 6/12 Year of the Dog	15 7/12 Ất Hợi	16 8/12 Year of the Rat	17 9/12 Year of the Ox	18 10/12 Mau Dan	19 11/12 Year of the Rabbit	20 12/12 Canh Thin
21 13/12 Tan Ty	22 14/12 Year of the Horse	23 15/12 Year of the Goat Full Moon Day.	24 16/12 Year of the Monkey	25 17/12 Ất Dậu	26 18/12 Year of the Dog (Bính Tuất)	27 19/12 Year of the Pig
28 20/12 Mau Ty	29 21/12 Year of the Ox	30 22/12 Year of the Tiger	31 23/12 Year of the Rabbit The Kitchen God has ascended to heaven.

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
				1 24/12 Year of the Dragon	2 25/12 Year of the Snake	3 26/12 Year of the Horse The founding day of the Communist Party of Vietnam.
4 27/12 Year of the Goat (1955)	5 28/12 Year of the Monkey	6 29/12 Year of the Rooster	7 1/1 Mau Tuat The first day of the Lunar New Year.	8 2/1 Year of the Pig The second day of the Lunar New Year.	9 3/1 Year of the Rat The third day of the Lunar New Year.	10 4/1 Year of the Ox
11 5/1 Year of the Tiger	12 6/1 Year of the Rabbit	13 7/1 Year of the Dragon	14 8/1 Year of the Snake (乙巳) Valentine's Day.	15 9/1 Year of the Horse	16 10/1 Year of the Goat	17 11/1 Mau Than
18 12/1 Year of the Rooster	19 13/1 Canh Tuat	20 14/1 Tan Hoi	21 15/1 Year of the Rat Lantern Festival (Upper Yuan Festival).	22 16/1 Year of the Ox	23 17/1 Year of the Tiger	24 18/1 Ất Mão
25 19/1 Year of the Dragon	26 20/1 Year of the Snake	27 21/1 Mau Ngo Vietnamese Doctors' Day.	28 22/1 Year of the Goat	29 23/1 Canh Than

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
					1 24/1 Tan Dau	2 25/1 Year of the Dog
3 26/1 Year of the Pig	4 27/1 Year of the Rat	5 28/1 Ất Sửu	6 29/1 Year of the Tiger	7 30/1 Year of the Rabbit	8 1/2 Mau Thin The first day of the month. International Women's Day.	9 2/2 Year of the Snake
10 3/2 Canh Ngo	11 4/2 Tan Mui	12 5/2 Year of the Monkey	13 6/2 Year of the Rooster	14 7/2 Year of the Dog	15 8/2 Ất Hợi	16 9/2 Year of the Rat
17 10/2 Year of the Ox	18 11/2 Mau Dan	19 12/2 Year of the Rabbit	20 13/2 Canh Thin International Day of Happiness.	21 14/2 Tan Ty	22 15/2 Year of the Horse Full Moon Day.	23 16/2 Year of the Goat
24 17/2 Year of the Monkey	25 18/2 Ất Dậu	26 19/2 Year of the Dog (Bính Tuất) The founding day of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union.	27 20/2 Year of the Pig	28 21/2 Mau Ty	29 22/2 Year of the Ox	30 23/2 Year of the Tiger
31 24/2 Year of the Rabbit

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
	1 25/2 Year of the Dragon April Fool's Day.	2 26/2 Year of the Snake	3 27/2 Year of the Horse	4 28/2 Year of the Goat (1955)	5 29/2 Year of the Monkey	6 30/2 Year of the Rooster
7 1/3 Mau Tuat The first day of the month.	8 2/3 Year of the Pig	9 3/3 Year of the Rat Cold Food Festival, Qingming Festival.	10 4/3 Year of the Ox	11 5/3 Year of the Tiger	12 6/3 Year of the Rabbit	13 7/3 Year of the Dragon
14 8/3 Year of the Snake (乙巳)	15 9/3 Year of the Horse	16 10/3 Year of the Goat Hung Kings Commemoration Day (Hung Temple Festival or National Day).	17 11/3 Mau Than	18 12/3 Year of the Rooster	19 13/3 Canh Tuat	20 14/3 Tan Hoi
21 15/3 Year of the Rat Full Moon Day.	22 16/3 Year of the Ox Earth Day.	23 17/3 Year of the Tiger	24 18/3 Ất Mão	25 19/3 Year of the Dragon	26 20/3 Year of the Snake	27 21/3 Mau Ngo
28 22/3 Year of the Goat	29 23/3 Canh Than	30 24/3 Tan Dau The day of the liberation of South Vietnam and the reunification of the country.

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
			1 25/3 Year of the Dog International Workers' Day.	2 26/3 Year of the Pig	3 27/3 Year of the Rat	4 28/3 Ất Sửu
5 29/3 Year of the Tiger	6 1/4 Year of the Rabbit The first day of the month.	7 2/4 Mau Thin Victory Day at Dien Bien Phu.	8 3/4 Year of the Snake	9 4/4 Canh Ngo	10 5/4 Tan Mui	11 6/4 Year of the Monkey
12 7/4 Year of the Rooster	13 8/4 Year of the Dog Mother's Day.	14 9/4 Ất Hợi	15 10/4 Year of the Rat	16 11/4 Year of the Ox	17 12/4 Mau Dan	18 13/4 Year of the Rabbit
19 14/4 Canh Thin The birthday of President Ho Chi Minh.	20 15/4 Tan Ty Full Moon Day and Buddha's Birthday.	21 16/4 Year of the Horse	22 17/4 Year of the Goat	23 18/4 Year of the Monkey	24 19/4 Ất Dậu	25 20/4 Year of the Dog (Bính Tuất)
26 21/4 Year of the Pig	27 22/4 Mau Ty	28 23/4 Year of the Ox	29 24/4 Year of the Tiger	30 25/4 Year of the Rabbit	31 26/4 Year of the Dragon

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
						1 27/4 Year of the Snake International Children's Day.
2 28/4 Year of the Horse	3 29/4 Year of the Goat (1955)	4 30/4 Year of the Monkey	5 1/5 Year of the Rooster The first day of the month.	6 2/5 Mau Tuat	7 3/5 Year of the Pig	8 4/5 Year of the Rat
9 5/5 Year of the Ox Dragon Boat Festival.	10 6/5 Year of the Tiger	11 7/5 Year of the Rabbit	12 8/5 Year of the Dragon	13 9/5 Year of the Snake (乙巳)	14 10/5 Year of the Horse	15 11/5 Year of the Goat
16 12/5 Mau Than	17 13/5 Year of the Rooster Father's Day.	18 14/5 Canh Tuat	19 15/5 Tan Hoi Full Moon Day.	20 16/5 Year of the Rat	21 17/5 Year of the Ox Vietnam Press Day.	22 18/5 Year of the Tiger
23 19/5 Ất Mão	24 20/5 Year of the Dragon	25 21/5 Year of the Snake	26 22/5 Mau Ngo	27 23/5 Year of the Goat	28 24/5 Canh Than Vietnamese Family Day.	29 25/5 Tan Dau
30 26/5 Year of the Dog

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
	1 27/5 Year of the Pig	2 28/5 Year of the Rat	3 29/5 Ất Sửu	4 30/5 Year of the Tiger	5 1/6 Year of the Rabbit The first day of the month.	6 2/6 Mau Thin
7 3/6 Year of the Snake	8 4/6 Canh Ngo	9 5/6 Tan Mui	10 6/6 Year of the Monkey	11 7/6 Year of the Rooster World Population Day.	12 8/6 Year of the Dog	13 9/6 Ất Hợi
14 10/6 Year of the Rat	15 11/6 Year of the Ox	16 12/6 Mau Dan	17 13/6 Year of the Rabbit	18 14/6 Canh Thin	19 15/6 Tan Ty Full Moon Day.	20 16/6 Year of the Horse
21 17/6 Year of the Goat	22 18/6 Year of the Monkey	23 19/6 Ất Dậu	24 20/6 Year of the Dog (Bính Tuất)	25 21/6 Year of the Pig	26 22/6 Mau Ty	27 23/6 Year of the Ox War Invalids and Martyrs Day.
28 24/6 Year of the Tiger Vietnam Trade Union Founding Day.	29 25/6 Year of the Rabbit	30 26/6 Year of the Dragon	31 27/6 Year of the Snake

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
				1 28/6 Year of the Horse	2 29/6 Year of the Goat (1955)	3 1/7 Year of the Monkey The first day of the month.
4 2/7 Year of the Rooster	5 3/7 Mau Tuat	6 4/7 Year of the Pig	7 5/7 Year of the Rat	8 6/7 Year of the Ox	9 7/7 Year of the Tiger The Qixi Festival.	10 8/7 Year of the Rabbit
11 9/7 Year of the Dragon	12 10/7 Year of the Snake (乙巳)	13 11/7 Year of the Horse	14 12/7 Year of the Goat	15 13/7 Mau Than	16 14/7 Year of the Rooster	17 15/7 Canh Tuat Vu Lan Festival.
18 16/7 Tan Hoi	19 17/7 Year of the Rat The August Revolution was successful.	20 18/7 Year of the Ox	21 19/7 Year of the Tiger	22 20/7 Ất Mão	23 21/7 Year of the Dragon	24 22/7 Year of the Snake
25 23/7 Mau Ngo	26 24/7 Year of the Goat	27 25/7 Canh Than	28 26/7 Tan Dau	29 27/7 Year of the Dog	30 28/7 Year of the Pig	31 29/7 Year of the Rat

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
1 30/7 Ất Sửu	2 1/8 Year of the Tiger The first day of the month. National Day.	3 2/8 Year of the Rabbit	4 3/8 Mau Thin	5 4/8 Year of the Snake	6 5/8 Canh Ngo	7 6/8 Tan Mui The founding day of Vietnam Television.
8 7/8 Year of the Monkey	9 8/8 Year of the Rooster	10 9/8 Year of the Dog The founding day of the Vietnam Fatherland Front.	11 10/8 Ất Hợi	12 11/8 Year of the Rat	13 12/8 Year of the Ox	14 13/8 Mau Dan
15 14/8 Year of the Rabbit	16 15/8 Canh Thin Mid-Autumn Festival.	17 16/8 Tan Ty	18 17/8 Year of the Horse	19 18/8 Year of the Goat	20 19/8 Year of the Monkey	21 20/8 Ất Dậu
22 21/8 Year of the Dog (Bính Tuất)	23 22/8 Year of the Pig	24 23/8 Mau Ty	25 24/8 Year of the Ox	26 25/8 Year of the Tiger	27 26/8 Year of the Rabbit	28 27/8 Year of the Dragon
29 28/8 Year of the Snake	30 29/8 Year of the Horse

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
		1 1/9 Year of the Goat (1955) The first day of the month. International Day of Older Persons.	2 2/9 Year of the Monkey	3 3/9 Year of the Rooster	4 4/9 Mau Tuat	5 5/9 Year of the Pig
6 6/9 Year of the Rat	7 7/9 Year of the Ox	8 8/9 Year of the Tiger	9 9/9 Year of the Rabbit Double Ninth Festival.	10 10/9 Year of the Dragon Liberation Day of the Capital.	11 11/9 Year of the Snake (乙巳)	12 12/9 Year of the Horse
13 13/9 Year of the Goat Vietnamese Entrepreneurs' Day.	14 14/9 Mau Than The founding day of the Vietnam Farmers' Association.	15 15/9 Year of the Rooster Full Moon Day.	16 16/9 Canh Tuat	17 17/9 Tan Hoi	18 18/9 Year of the Rat	19 19/9 Year of the Ox
20 20/9 Year of the Tiger The founding day of the Vietnam Women's Union.	21 21/9 Ất Mão	22 22/9 Year of the Dragon	23 23/9 Year of the Snake	24 24/9 Mau Ngo	25 25/9 Year of the Goat	26 26/9 Canh Than
27 27/9 Tan Dau	28 28/9 Year of the Dog	29 29/9 Year of the Pig	30 30/9 Year of the Rat	31 1/10 Ất Sửu The first day of the month. Halloween Day.

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
					1 2/10 Year of the Tiger	2 3/10 Year of the Rabbit
3 4/10 Mau Thin	4 5/10 Year of the Snake	5 6/10 Canh Ngo	6 7/10 Tan Mui	7 8/10 Year of the Monkey	8 9/10 Year of the Rooster	9 10/10 Year of the Dog Double Tenth Festival. Vietnam Law Day.
10 11/10 Ất Hợi	11 12/10 Year of the Rat	12 13/10 Year of the Ox	13 14/10 Mau Dan	14 15/10 Year of the Rabbit The Lower Nguyên Festival.	15 16/10 Canh Thin	16 17/10 Tan Ty
17 18/10 Year of the Horse	18 19/10 Year of the Goat The founding day of the Vietnam National United Front.	19 20/10 Year of the Monkey International Men's Day.	20 21/10 Ất Dậu Vietnamese Teachers' Day.	21 22/10 Year of the Dog (Bính Tuất)	22 23/10 Year of the Pig	23 24/10 Mau Ty The founding day of the Vietnam Red Cross Society.
24 25/10 Year of the Ox	25 26/10 Year of the Tiger	26 27/10 Year of the Rabbit	27 28/10 Year of the Dragon	28 29/10 Year of the Snake	29 1/11 Year of the Horse The first day of the month.	30 2/11 Year of the Goat (1955)

MondayTwo	TuesdayThree	WednesdayPrivate	ThursdayYear	FridaySix	SaturdaySeven	SundayCN
1 3/11 Year of the Monkey World AIDS Day.	2 4/11 Year of the Rooster	3 5/11 Mau Tuat	4 6/11 Year of the Pig	5 7/11 Year of the Rat	6 8/11 Year of the Ox	7 9/11 Year of the Tiger
8 10/11 Year of the Rabbit	9 11/11 Year of the Dragon	10 12/11 Year of the Snake (乙巳)	11 13/11 Year of the Horse	12 14/11 Year of the Goat	13 15/11 Mau Than Full Moon Day.	14 16/11 Year of the Rooster
15 17/11 Canh Tuat	16 18/11 Tan Hoi	17 19/11 Year of the Rat	18 20/11 Year of the Ox	19 21/11 Year of the Tiger National Resistance Day.	20 22/11 Ất Mão	21 23/11 Year of the Dragon
22 24/11 Year of the Snake The founding day of the Vietnam People's Army.	23 25/11 Mau Ngo	24 26/11 Year of the Goat Christmas.	25 27/11 Canh Than	26 28/11 Tan Dau	27 29/11 Year of the Dog	28 1/12 Year of the Pig The first day of the month.
29 2/12 Year of the Rat	30 3/12 Ất Sửu	31 4/12 Year of the Tiger

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New Year's Day 2092

January 1st: New Year's Day.
September 1st: Traditional Day of Vietnamese Students.
February 3rd: Anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Vietnam.
February 14th: Valentine's Day.
February 27th: Vietnamese Doctors' Day.
March 8th: International Women's Day.
March 20th: International Day of Happiness.
March 26th: Anniversary of the founding of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union.
1/4: April Fool's Day.
April 22nd: Earth Day.
April 30th: Liberation Day of Southern Vietnam and National Reunification Day.
1/5: International Labor Day.
May 7th: Dien Bien Phu Victory Day.
May 13th: Mother's Day.
May 19th: The birthday of President Ho Chi Minh.
June 1st: International Children's Day.
June 17th: Father's Day.
June 21st: Vietnam Press Day.
June 28th: Vietnamese Family Day.
July 11th: World Population Day.
July 27th: War Invalids and Martyrs Day.
July 28th: Anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam Trade Union.
August 19th: The anniversary of the successful August Revolution.
September 19th: The anniversary of the successful August Revolution.
October 1st: International Day of Older Persons.
October 10th: Liberation Day of the capital city.
October 13th: Vietnamese Entrepreneurs' Day.
October 14th: Anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam Farmers' Association.
October 20th: Anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam Women's Union.
October 31st: Halloween.
November 9th: Vietnam Law Day.
November 18th: Anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam National United Front.
November 19th: International Men's Day.
November 20th: Vietnamese Teachers' Day.
November 23rd: Anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam Red Cross Society.
December 1st: World AIDS Day.
December 19th: National Resistance Day.
December 22nd: Anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam People's Army.
December 24th: Christmas Day.

Lunar New Year 2092

9/1: The first day of the month.
January 23rd: Full Moon Day.
January 31st: The Kitchen God ascends to heaven.
February 7th: The first day of the Lunar New Year.
February 8th: The second day of the Lunar New Year.
February 9th: The third day of the Lunar New Year.
February 21st: Lantern Festival (Upper Yuan Festival).
March 8th: The first day of the Lunar New Year.
March 22nd: Full Moon Day.
April 7th: The first day of the lunar month.
April 9th: Cold Food Festival, Qingming Festival.
April 16th: Hung Kings Commemoration Day (Hung Temple Festival or National Day).
April 21st: Full Moon Day.
6/5: The first day of the lunar month.
May 20th: Full Moon Day and Buddha's Birthday.
5/6: The first day of the month.
June 9th: Dragon Boat Festival.
June 19th: Full Moon Day.
5/7: The first day of the month.
July 19th: Full Moon Day.
3/8: The first day of the month.
August 9th: Qixi Festival (Chinese Valentine's Day).
August 17th: Vu Lan Festival.
3/9: The first day of the lunar month.
September 9th: Qixi Festival (Chinese Valentine's Day).
September 17th: Vu Lan Festival.
1/10: The first day of the month.
9/10: Double Ninth Festival.
October 15th: Full Moon Day.
October 31st: The first day of the lunar month.
9/11: Double Tenth Festival.
November 14th: Lower Nguyên Festival.
November 29th: The first day of the lunar month.
December 13th: Full Moon Day.
December 28th: The first day of the Lunar New Year.

The historic event of 2092

June 5, 1911: Nguyen Tat Thanh departed from Nha Rong port to seek a way to save the country.
June 18, 1919: Nguyen Ai Quoc sent the demands of the Annamese people to the Versailles Conference.
July 28, 1929: The Provisional Central Executive Committee of the Indochinese Communist Party decided to organize the First Conference of Delegates of the General Red Trade Union of Northern Vietnam.
July 1920: Nguyen Ai Quoc read the first draft of VI Lenin's theses on the national and colonial question.
December 1920: Nguyen Ai Quoc voted in favor of joining the Communist International and participated in the founding of the French Communist Party.
February 19, 1922: The Colonial Union was founded in Paris, with the newspaper *The Pariah* as its official publication.
June 1923: Nguyen Ai Quoc attended the International Peasant Congress in the Soviet Union and was elected to the Executive Committee of the Congress.
November 11, 1924: Nguyen Ai Quoc arrived in Guangzhou to train cadres, build revolutionary organizations, and spread revolutionary theories of national liberation in Vietnam.
January 1, 1925: The Indictment of the French Colonial Regime was published.
February 1925: The Communist League was founded.
June 1925: The Vietnam Revolutionary Youth Association was founded.
June 21, 1925: The Thanh Nien (Youth) newspaper was founded.
August 1925: Workers and mechanics at the Ba Son shipyard staged a struggle, marking a new step forward in the workers' movement.
December 28, 1927: The Vietnam Nationalist Party was founded.
February 1929: An assassination attempt was organized against Badanh, the notorious labor recruiter, in Hanoi.
March 1929: Several advanced members of the Vietnam Revolutionary Youth Association established the first Communist Party cell in Northern Vietnam.
May 1929: The Vietnam Revolutionary Youth Association had branches throughout the country.
June 17, 1929: The Indochinese Communist Party was founded.
August 1929: The Annam Communist Party was founded.
September 1929: The Indochinese Communist Federation was founded.
November 1929: The Annam Communist Party held its Congress and elected its Central Committee.
February 9, 1929: The Yen Bai Uprising broke out.
February 24, 1929: The Indochinese Communist Federation applied to join the Communist Party of Vietnam.
February 3, 1930: This date is taken as the anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Vietnam.
February 1930: The brief political program and strategy were adopted by the conference.
May 1, 1930: Numerous protests broke out across the country on International Workers' Day.
September 12, 1930: A demonstration by 8,000 farmers in Hung Nguyen district.
September 1930: The Soviet Union was established in Nghe An.
October 1930: October Political Thesis - Tran Phu.
November 1930: The Soviet Union was established in Ha Tinh.
March 1935: First Congress of Delegates in Macau (China).
July 1935: The Communist International held its Seventh Congress.
June 1936: The French Popular Front came to power.
July 1936: The Second Plenum of the Central Executive Committee of the Party was held in Shanghai (China).
November 1936: The Indochinese Anti-Imperialist People's United Front was established.
March 1938: The Indochinese Democratic United Front (abbreviated as the Indochinese Democratic Front).
November 1939: Sixth Conference of the Central Executive Committee of the Party (Ba Diem - Hoc Mon).
September 22, 1940: Japan enters Vietnam.
November 1940: The 7th Conference of the Central Executive Committee of the Party was held in Ba Dinh, Bac Ninh.
January 28, 1941: Nguyen Ai Quoc returned to Vietnam to directly lead the Vietnamese revolution.
May 11-19, 1941: Eighth Conference of the Central Executive Committee of the Party held in Pac Bo, Cao Bang.
May 19, 1941: The Viet Minh Front was established.
February 25-28, 1943: The Standing Committee of the Central Party Committee met in Vong La (Hanoi) to draw up a plan for preparing for armed uprising.
February 25-28, 1943: The Standing Committee of the Central Party Committee met in Vong La (Hanoi) to draw up a plan for preparing for armed uprising.
February 25, 1944: The 3rd National Salvation Army Platoon was established.
May 7, 1944: The Viet Minh General Headquarters issued a directive to all levels to prepare for the uprising.
December 22, 1944: The Vietnam Propaganda and Liberation Army was established.
March 9, 1945: Japan stages a coup against France.
March 12, 1945: The Standing Committee of the Central Party Committee issued the directive "The Japanese and French are fighting each other and our actions."
April 15-20, 1945: The Standing Committee of the Central Party convened the Revolutionary Military Conference of Northern Vietnam.
April 15, 1945: The Viet Minh General Headquarters issued a directive to establish National Liberation Committees at all levels.
May 15, 1945: Ho Chi Minh chose Tan Trao as the center for revolutionary leadership.
June 4, 1945: The Viet Bac Liberation Zone was established.
August 13, 1945: The Central Committee of the Party and the General Headquarters of the Viet Minh established the National Uprising Committee and issued Military Order No. 1.
August 14-15, 1945: The National Conference of the Party was held in Tan Trao (Tuyen Quang).
August 16-17, 1945: The National Congress in Tan Trao approved the Party's plan for a general uprising, adopted the 10 policies of the Viet Minh, and elected the Vietnam National Liberation Committee.
August 16, 1945: A unit of the liberation army arrives to liberate Thai Nguyen town.
August 16, 1945: The people of Bac Giang, Hai Duong, Ha Tinh, and Quang Nam provinces seized power in their respective provinces.
August 19, 1945: Hanoi seized power.
August 23, 1945: Hue seized power.
August 25, 1945: Saigon seized power.
August 28, 1945: General uprising to seize power throughout the country.
August 30, 1945: Emperor Bảo Đại abdicated, and the feudal regime in Vietnam collapsed.
September 2, 1945: At Ba Dinh Square (Hanoi), President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence, giving birth to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.
September 2, 1945: French troops opened fire on our people attending a rally in Saigon.
August 9, 1945: President Ho Chi Minh signed a decree establishing the Department of Popular Education.
September 23, 1945: The French attacked Saigon, marking the beginning of their second invasion of our country, culminating in the surprise attack on the headquarters of the People's Committee of Southern Vietnam.
October 5, 1945: French expeditionary forces arrive in Saigon.
November 11, 1945: The Party declared its self-dissolution but in reality went underground.
January 6, 1946: The first nationwide general election to elect the National Assembly was successfully held.
February 28, 1946: France and China signed the Franco-Sino Treaty.
March 2, 1946: The National Assembly of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam held its first session to draft the Constitution.
March 3, 1946: The Standing Committee of the Central Party Committee, chaired by Ho Chi Minh, chose the solution of "peace for progress".
March 6, 1946: The Preliminary Agreement was signed.
May 1946: The Vietnamese National Army was established.
July 1946: Negotiations between Vietnam and France failed at Fontainebleau.
September 14, 1946: The Provisional Agreement between Vietnam and France was signed.
November 9, 1946: The first constitution of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam was adopted.
November 23, 1946: The First National Assembly decided to allow the circulation of Vietnamese currency.
December 12, 1946: The Standing Committee of the Central Party Committee issued the directive "All people participate in resistance."
December 15, 1946: The French occupied the offices of the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Public Works and Transport.
December 18, 1946: France sent an ultimatum demanding that we lay down our weapons and surrender.
December 19, 1946: On behalf of the Party and the Government, Ho Chi Minh issued the Call for National Resistance.
March 1947: The French government appointed Bollaert as the French High Commissioner in Indochina.
September 1947: The work "The Resistance Will Certainly Be Victorious" was published.
December 19, 1947: France withdraws its troops from Viet Bac.
May 1949: France proposed the Revere Plan.
June 1949: The Viet Minh Front and the Viet Lien Association decided to unify into the Viet Lien Front.
January 1950: The Soviet Union, China, and other socialist countries successively recognized and established diplomatic relations with Vietnam.
February 7, 1950: The United States recognized the Bảo Đại puppet government.
May 8, 1950: The United States provided financial and military aid to France, officially becoming involved in the war in Indochina.
February 1951: The Second National Congress of the Party was held in Chiem Hoa (Tuyen Quang).
March 6, 1951: The government issued a decree establishing the National Bank of Vietnam.
March 11, 1951: The Vietnam-Cambodia-Laos People's Alliance was established.
April 3, 1951: The Party unified the Viet Minh Front and the National Union to form the Lien Viet Front.
December 1951: Our troops launched a counter-offensive and advance campaign against the enemy in Hoa Binh.
February 1952: Our troops launched a counter-offensive and advance campaign against the enemy in Hoa Binh.
February 1952: Our troops launched a counter-offensive and advance campaign against the enemy in Hoa Binh.
October 1952: We launched the Northwest Campaign.
December 1952: We launched the Northwest Campaign.
April 1953: We coordinated with the Pathet Lao troops to launch the Upper Laos campaign in the summer of 1953.
May 1953: We coordinated with the Pathet Lao troops to launch the Upper Laos campaign in the summer of 1953.
May 7, 1953: The French government appointed General Nava as Commander-in-Chief of the French expeditionary forces in Indochina.
September 1953: The Politburo of the Central Committee of the Party met and formulated the 1953-1954 winter-spring operational plan.
December 3, 1953: Nava decided to build Dien Bien Phu into a strong complex of fortified positions aimed at "crushing" our main forces.
December 10, 1953: Our troops attacked the enemy in Lai Chau and surrounded and threatened the enemy at Dien Bien Phu.
December 1953: Our troops, in coordination with the Lao people and army, attacked Central Laos, liberating the town of Thakhek and threatening Xeno. The Politburo of the Central Committee of the Party met and decided to launch the Dien Bien Phu campaign.
February 1954: Our troops attacked the enemy in the northern Central Highlands, liberating Kon Tum and threatening Pleiku.
March 13-17, 1954: Dien Bien Phu Campaign (Phase 1).
March 30 - April 26, 1954: The Battle of Dien Bien Phu (Phase 2).
May 1-7, 1954: The Battle of Dien Bien Phu (Phase 3).
May 7, 1954: General de Castries and his entire staff were captured, marking the complete victory of the Dien Bien Phu campaign.
May 8, 1954: Our delegation, led by Pham Van Dong, entered the Geneva Conference in the posture of a victor.
July 21, 1954: The Geneva Accords were signed.
January 1959: The 15th Central Committee Conference of the Party decided that the people of South Vietnam would use revolutionary violence to overthrow the US and its puppets.
February 1959: Scattered uprisings broke out in Vinh Thanh and Bac Ai.
January 17, 1960: The Đồng Khởi movement broke out in three communes: Định Thủy, Phước Hiệp, and Bình Khánh, and then spread throughout Bến Tre province.
December 20, 1960: The National Liberation Front of South Vietnam was established.
September 5-10, 1960: The Third National Congress of Delegates convened in Hanoi.
January 1961: The Central Committee of the Southern Region was established.
February 15, 1961: The South Vietnamese Liberation Army was established.
February 1962: American advisors deployed troops to South Vietnam and established the US Military Assistance Command, Vietnam (MACV) in Saigon.
January 1, 1964: The United States staged a coup to overthrow Ngo Dinh Diem.
January 2, 1964: Our troops achieved victory in the Battle of Ap Bac (My Tho) during the spring-summer offensive.
August 18, 1965: The victory at Van Tuong marked the beginning of the "Seek out the Americans to fight, hunt down the puppets to destroy" movement.
January 1968: The Tet Offensive and Uprising.
June 6, 1969: The Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Republic of South Vietnam was established.
September 2, 1969: Leader Ho Chi Minh passed away.
March 30, 1972: We launched the Spring 1972 Strategic Offensive, with Quang Tri as the main direction of attack.
April 1972: The US launched the second bombing campaign, on a larger scale than the first.
June 1972: We broke through the enemy's three strongest defense lines: Quang Tri, the Southeast region, and the Central Highlands.
December 8-29, 1972: We defeated the American B-52 air raid on Hanoi, creating the Dien Bien Phu in the air.
January 27, 1973: The Paris Agreement was signed.
July 1973: Resolution 21 of the Central Committee of the Party continued revolutionary violence.
March 4 - April 24, 1975: The Central Highlands Campaign.
March 21 - March 29, 1975: The Hue-Da Nang Campaign.
March 26 - April 30, 1975: Ho Chi Minh Campaign.
March 1975: Our troops launched diversionary attacks in Kon Tum and Pleiku.
March 10, 1975: We launched an attack and achieved victory in Buon Ma Thuot.
March 21, 1975: We attacked Hue and blocked the enemy's retreat route.
March 26, 1975: Liberation of Hue and the entire Thua Thien province.
March 29, 1975: Liberation of Da Nang.
April 9, 1975: We attacked Xuan Loc, a key enemy base protecting Saigon from the west.
April 18, 1975: The US ordered the evacuation of American citizens.
April 21, 1975: Nguyen Van Thieu announced his resignation as President.
10:45 - 11:30 AM, April 30, 1975: Our tanks advanced straight into the "Independence Palace," capturing the entire Saigon government. President Dương Văn Minh declared his surrender. The revolutionary flag flew atop the "Independence Palace," signaling the complete victory of the historic Ho Chi Minh Campaign.
February 5, 1975: Southern Vietnam and the southern part of the country were completely liberated.

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