This Day in History September 22: Notable Historical Events on September 22
This Day in History September 22nd. The most notable events that took place on September 22nd range from political historical events to cultural and social events.
Domestic events taking place on September 22
September 22, 1912:Date of birth Poet Han Mac Tu also known as Nguyen Trong Tri. He was born in Le My, Dong Hoi town, Quang Binh province. From 1930, 1931 he wrote poetry and began to become famous. His excellent poetry collections are "Country Girl", "Han Mac Tu Poetry". He died on November 11, 1940 at the age of 28.
From September 22-29, 1985:The first National Sports Congress in Hanoi. There were 1,250 officials, athletes, coaches, and referees attending the Congress. Congress results: 27 delegations received 125 sets of medals of various types, and set 19 new national records in athletics, swimming, and shooting.
September 22, 1995:Day of establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Micronesia.
September 22, 1997:Establishment of the Military Technical Safety Inspection Center, under the General Staff, General Department of Technology.
September 22, 2000:Day of re-establishment of Simacai district, Lao Cai province.
September 22, 2021:Opening of the ASEAN Joint Consultative Meeting. The meeting focused on reviewing preparations for the 38th and 39th ASEAN Summits and the Summit with Partners taking place online from October 26-28, 2021.
International events taking place on September 22
September 22, 189:Eunuchs ambushed and murdered He Jin, ending the period of imperial eunuchs' tyranny in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
September 22, 1904:After effectively seizing control of the imperial court, Zhu Quanzhong sent men to assassinate Emperor Zhaozong of Tang.
September 22, 1630:The Ming Dynasty's anti-Qing general Yuan Chonghuan was executed by slow slicing in Beijing by Emperor Chongzhen.
September 22, 1792:The republican calendar of the French First Republic began anticipatoryally with the "Era of Liberty".
September 22, 1862:United States President Abraham Lincoln issues the Emancipation Proclamation, declaring the freedom of all slaves in much of the Confederate territory, beginning the following year.
September 22, 1863:Birth of scientist Alexandre Yersin. On July 29, 1891, he arrived in Nha Trang. In 1895, he founded the Pasteur Institute in Nha Trang. In 1902, he was the first Principal of the Indochina Medical University (now Hanoi Medical University). Alexandre Yersin lived and worked in Nha Trang for 50 years.
September 22, 1960:National Day of the Republic of Mali.
September 22, 1965:The 1965 Indo-Pakistani War ended after the United Nations called for a ceasefire.
September 22, 1980:Iraq invaded Iran, starting the Iran–Iraq War that lasted eight years.
September 22, 1985:The United States, Japan, West Germany, Great Britain, and France sign the Plaza Accord in New York City, devaluing the US dollar against the Japanese yen and the German mark.
September 22, 2014:Voreqe Bainimarama has been sworn in as Fiji's prime minister, five days after the South Pacific island nation's first general election since 2006.
