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December 14 – What happened today in history?

December 14 – What happened today in history?

Today in history - December 14

In 1408

The Yongle Canon is written

In 1503

The French prophet Nostradamus was born

1542

Mary I was crowned Queen of Scotland

In 1546

The birth of Tycho Brahe, the progenitor of modern astronomy

1644

Zhang Xianzhong declared himself emperor in Chengdu

In 1799

The first president of the United States, George Washington, dies

In 1895

King George VI of england was born

In 1902

Submarine cables were first paved across the Pacific Ocean, from San Francisco to Honolulu

In 1905

The Iranian Revolution broke out

In 1906

Planck pioneered "quantum theory"

In 1911

Norwegian explorer Amundsen arrives at the South Pole

In 1912

The Beijing government allows men to take concubines freely

In 1920

Ireland is divided in two

In 1927

The Nationalist government severed diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union

In 1931

The Kuomintang 26th Route Army revolted in Ningdu, Jiangxi

In 1939

Zheng Luo, a member of the democratic revolution, fell ill and died

In 1944

Battle of Si'an

In 1945

Lu Dongsheng, a famous Chinese military general, died in Harbin

In 1946

United Nations address New York

In 1949

Kostov, the first offender in the Bulgarian treason case, was sentenced to death

In 1960

China has established diplomatic relations with Somalia

The General Assembly adopted the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to the Colonies

In 1963

Premier Zhou visited 14 countries in Asia and Africa

In 1971

China has established diplomatic relations with Cyprus

In 1979

The Greek shipwright divorced a KGB spy

Wuyi Mountain captures the "Horned Monster" for the first time

In 1984

The Chinese football team reached the final round of the Asian Cup for the first time

Guo Lin, a famous qigong master in China, has passed away

In 1986

China's first self-designed guided-missile frigate entered service

In 1987

Discover an Egyptian mummy that has been forgotten for more than 100 years in Paris

In 1989

Sakharov, the father of the Soviet hydrogen bomb, died

In 1990

The socialist countries of Eastern Europe underwent drastic changes

In 1991

The largest shipwreck in Egyptian history

In 1992

Writer Satin dies

The first female to male sex reassignment surgery was successful

In 1994

The Three Gorges Project officially started

In 1995

The United Nations publishes the World Investment Report I attract the second largest foreign investment in the world

The official signing ceremony of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Peace Agreement was held in France

In 1999

Panama regains sovereignty over the canal

In 2006

Zhang Dingfa, commander of the Chinese Navy, died

In 2013

Chang'e-3 landed on the lunar surface

In 2016

"Bite the Bullet" announced the top ten buzzwords of the year

The house is for living, not for frying

In 2017

The famous poet Yu Guangzhong died of illness

NASA Discovers "Second Solar System"

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