November 19 Conspiracy Calendar

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935 - ★Taira no Masakado Incident.
There are conflicts among the Taira clan in the Kanto region of Japan. Taira no Masakado begins a campaign against rivals. On this day, Masakado wins the battle and returns with glory to his castle.

However, Masakado is killed in the end on March 25, 940.

1274 - ★Battle of Bun'ei.
(Koki 1934)

Kublai Khan's Yuan Dynasty attempts the first of several invasions of Japan (30,000 soldiers and support personnel sails from Korea).

After the Mongols capture outlying islands, they are repulsed on the main island at the battle by amassed Japanese warriors and a strong storm which batters their forces and fleet. Credit for the storm — called a kamikaze, or divine wind — is given by the Japanese to the god Raiden.

※ It is highly probable that the Mongol invasions of Japan were a parody on the Battle of Kadesh, a historic battle between the forces of the Egyptian Empire under Ramesses II and the Hittite Empire under Muwatalli II at the city of Kadesh on the Orontes River, in what is now Syria.

The Japanese imperial clan repeats the same parody during World War II.

The year 1274 (Battle of Bun'ei) commemorated the year 1274 BC (the Battle of Kadesh).

The story doesn't stop there. The Battle of Kadesh was fought around the Orontes River. It was anciently the chief river of the Levant, also called Typhon.

Typhon was the deadliest monster of Greek mythology. He was known as the "Father of All Monsters."

In 1281 BC, Tyhpon approached Earth in the Battle of Kadesh.

And in 1274 and 1281, typhoons destroyed Mongol fleets. During World War II, Japan believed that the Kamikaze typhoon would save the nation.

Finally, we must say that the word "typhoon" derives from the Ancient Egyptian mythology.

1392 - ◆The Nothern and Southern Courts are unified (Japan).
Emperor Go-Kameyama of the Southern Court returns the three sacred treasures to Emperor Go-Komatsu of the Northern Court.
1863 - ◆U. S. President Abraham Lincoln delivers the Gettysburg Address. (timeline)
President Lincoln uses the dedication ceremony for the Gettysburg National Cemetery to honor the fallen Union soldiers and redefine the purpose of the war in this address (American Civil War).

The day is the 60th anniversary of Haiti's independence (November 19, 1803 in the Japanese calendar).

Japanese Traditional Calendar

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December 19, 1614 - ★The Battle of Kizugawa (the siege of Osaka).
The Tokugawa shogunate defeats the Toyotomi clan. It is one of a number of battles surrounding the siege of Osaka, in which the Tokugawa shogunate destroys the Toyotomi clan, the last major opposition to its control of Japan.
January 1, 1804 – ◆Haiti gains independence from France. (timeline)
Haiti becomes the first black republic, having the only successful slave revolt ever.
December 26, 1893 - ◆(birth) Mao Zedong, Chinese military leader and politician.
December 16, 1913 - ◆(death) Tojo Hidenori, lieutenant general. The father of Hideki Tojo. 1 2
December 21, 1937 - ◆(birth) Jane Fonda, American actress.
The day is the 600th anniversary of the beginning of the Northern and Southern Courts Period (December 21, 1337 in the Japanese calendar).

The day is November 19 in the Japanese calendar and is the 621th anniversary of the ending of the Northern and Southern Courts Period (November 19, 1392).

The day is the 14th anniversary of the marriage of Prince Hirohito (December 21, 1923 in the Japanese calendar).
December 21, 1937 - ◆Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs premieres. (era)
The day is the 14th anniversary of the marriage of Prince Hirohito (December 21, 1923 in the Japanese calendar).
December 21, 1937 - ◆The Photograph of "Bloody Saturday" appears in Look magazine.
On August 28, 1937, Japanese aircraft bombs a railroad station in Shanghai, China. The atrocious picture is distributed throughout the world, stirring up anti-Japanese feeling particularly in the United States.
December 23, 1945 – ★(birth) Adly Mansour, the acting President of Egypt.
December 12, 1946 - ★UNICEF is founded.
(US time December 11, 1946: Japan time December 12, 1946)

The United Nations Children's Emergency Fund.
December 21, 1975 - ◆The first Comiket is held in Tokyo.
The day is the 638th anniversary of the beginning of the Northern and Southern Courts Period (December 21, 1337 in the Japanese calendar).

The day is November 19 in the Japanese calendar and is the 583rd anniversary of the ending of the Northern and Southern Courts Period (November 19, 1392).
December 21, 1975 - ◆"Momen no handkerchief" is released.
It is a trademark song of Japanese singer Hiromi Ota.
December 21, 1975 - ◆Six people kidnap delegates of an OPEC conference in Vienna.
Carlos the Jackal is included in the six people.

December 8, 1978 - ★A historic conference of the Communist Party of China is held.

The conference marks the beginning of the "Reform and Opening Up" policy, and is widely seen as the moment when Deng Xiaoping becomes paramount leader of China replacing Hua Guofeng, who remains nominal Chairman of the Communist Party of China until 1981.

The day is the 100th anniversary of the birth of Soviet leader Joseph Stalin.

December 21, 1994 - ◆Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge is opened (Yokohama, Japan).
The day is the 658th anniversary of the beginning of the Northern and Southern Courts Period (December 21, 1336 in the Japanese calendar).

The day is November 19 in the Japanese calendar and is the 602nd anniversary of the ending of the Northern and Southern Courts Period (November 19, 1392).
December 21, 1994 - ◆A parcel bomb explodes at NTV in Tokyo. Three people are injured.
December 21, 1994 - ◆A homemade bomb explodes on a train in New York City.
December 21, 2013 - ◆(plan) Auspicious day (the Northern and Southern Courts period).
The day is the 677th anniversary of the beginning of the Northern and Southern Courts Period (December 21, 1337 in the Japanese calendar).

The day is November 19 in the Japanese calendar and is the 621th anniversary of the ending of the Northern and Southern Courts Period (November 19, 1392).

The day is the 100th anniversary of the first crossword puzzle (December 21, 1913).

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