It happened on this day, May 24
events:
670 – Horyu-ji Temple burns to the ground.
905 – Obtained imperial approval by writing Koken Wakashu.
1218 – The Fifth Crusade leaves Acre for Egypt.
1247 – A Christian embassy from Pope Innocent IV to the Mongols offers to cooperate together to eliminate the Muslims.
1571 – The Ottomans enter Moscow after a bloody battle with the Russians in which 8,000 Russians are killed. After their entry, they burned the Kremlin Saray with the help of the Crimean Khan Devlet Karai I, who received the title of Takht-Alan. means “winner of the throne”.
1841 – Ottoman Sultan Abdul Majeed I publishes the “Egyptian Firman”, which states that Muhammad Ali Pasha received hereditary guardianship of Egypt and Sudan. This firman remained in force in Egypt in the form of a constitution until the end of 1914, when the British. the protectorate was declared.
1844 – The inventor of the telegraph, Samuel Morse, sends the first telegram in history between Washington and Baltimore, writing: “This is what God has done.” »
1883 – Opening of the Brooklyn Bridge in New York after 14 years of construction.
1937 – Egypt's Dakahlia District Council provides annual financial support to the Muslim Brotherhood's Mansourah division, and this is the first regular, announced official support for the group.
1946 – The Emirate of Transjordan is withdrawn from the British mandate over Palestine and the Jordanian army is established under the leadership of John Glubb Pasha.
1960 – Work begins on the American “Project Midas” for missile early warning.
1991 – Eritrea declares independence from Ethiopia and Ethiopia becomes a closed maritime country.
1993 – Microsoft announces Windows NT. PKK ambush against unarmed Turkish soldiers.
2000 – Israel begins to withdraw its army from southern Lebanon.
2004 – North Korea bans cell phones.
2009 – Egyptian club Al-Ahly won the Egyptian League for the 2008/2009 season after defeating Al-Ismaily club in a decisive match between the two teams held at the Al-Mex Stadium in Alexandria.
2014 – Lebanese President Michel Suleiman leaves the Baabda presidential palace after the end of his constitutional mandate without ceding the presidency due to the failure of the Lebanese Parliament to elect a new president for the country.
✴️ The Earth is witnessing a meteor shower, known as the Giraffe constellation meteor shower.
✴️ Real Madrid won the 2013-14 Champions League for the tenth time in its history against Atletico Madrid with a score of 4-1 at the Estadio da Luz in Portugal.
2015 – Dipan, directed by Jacques Audiard, wins the Palme d'Or at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival.
2017 – Manchester United won the 2017 Europa League title for the first time in their history after a 2–0 victory over Ajax Amsterdam in the final.
2018 – Cyclone Mekunu hits the island of Socotra and other southern parts of the Arabian Peninsula.
2019 – British Prime Minister Theresa May announces her desire to resign from her post – and from the leadership of the Conservative Party – after her government failed to find a suitable formula for the UK's withdrawal from the Union European.
2021 – A military coup in Mali, the third in the past ten years, placed President Bah Ndaw and the Prime Minister under house arrest and then released them.
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Births:
1686 – Daniel Fahrenheit, German physicist.
1811 – Charles Clark, American politician.
1819 – Queen Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom.
1870 – John Smuts, Prime Minister of South Africa.
1899 – Suzanne Lenglen, French tennis player.
1901 – José Nasazi, Uruguayan footballer.
1905 – Mikhail Sholokhov, Russian writer, Nobel Prize for Literature in 1965.
1905 – Ahmad Al-Mustanab, Iranian-Iraqi jurist.
1906 – Harry Hammond Hess, American geologist considered one of the founders of the theory of plate tectonics.
1936 – Maryam Nour, Lebanese journalist and writer.
1940 – Joseph Brodsky, Russian poet, Nobel Prize for Literature in 1987.
1941 – Bob Dylan, American singer.
1947 – Hani Muhanna, Egyptian musician and artist.
1949 – Jim Broadbent, English actor.
1951 – Wajanat Al-Rahbini, Saudi actress.
1953 – Alfred Molina, English actor.
1960 – Doug Jones, American actor. Kristin Scott Thomas, English actress.
1965 – John K. Riley, American actor.
1966 – Eric Cantona, French footballer.
1968 – Abeer El Sharkawy, Egyptian actress.
1971 – Nishan Derharoutyunian, Lebanese journalist.
1973 – Vladimir Smetcher, Czech footballer.
1975 – Yannis Goumas, Greek footballer.
1989 – Adel Taarabt, Moroccan footballer.
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Death:
1351 – Abu Al-Hassan Ali bin Othman, Sultan of Morocco.
1408 – Taejo, king of Joseon.
1543 – Nicholas Copernicus, Polish astronomer.
1949 – Mustafa Wehbi Al-Tall, Jordanian poet.
1959 – John Foster Dulles, United States Secretary of State.
1972 – Ismail Yassin, Egyptian actor.
1995 – Harold Wilson, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
2000 – Prince Mishari bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Saudi prince and member of the Free Princes Movement.
2005 – Karl Amery, German writer and founding member of the Green Party.
2008 – Rob Knox, British actor.
2018 – Muhammad Sheikh Ali, Syrian poet.
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Holidays and Occasions:
◀️ National holiday in Eritrea.
◀️ Bermuda Day in the Bermuda Islands.
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