
March 2nd
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1. outline
It corresponds to the 61st (62nd in leap years ) day of the year . Most of Korea 's school opening ceremonies , entrance ceremonies , and semester opening ceremonies that are usually held every year are held on this day. The school semester in Korea runs from March to February of the following year, and the first day, March 1st, is Independence Day , a public holiday . If March 2nd falls on a weekend, it may be pushed back to March 3rd or March 4th .[1][2][3][4]
2. Event
- At that time, Gang Jo, the provincial prosecutor of Seobuk-myeon, staged a coup d'état, punishing Hyeong-gan and Kim Chi-yang's gang who were manipulating state affairs, banishing Empress Dowager Cheonchu , and dethroning and killing Mokjong .
- 1225 - The murder of Jeo Go-yeo occurred, which was the beginning of the Yeo-Mongolian War between Goryeo and the Mongol Empire for nearly 40 years .
- 1919 - The Comintern is formed.
- 1982 - At around 1 a.m., the Gumi Korea Electronics Research Institute and Seoul National University were connected via a 1.2Kbps dedicated line. This connection was developed into Asia's first TCP/IP network on May 15 of the same year, becoming the starting point of Korea's commercial Internet .
- 1996 - The Korea Railroad Research Institute was established.
- 1998 - TJB Power FM was founded.
- In 2009 -Four North Korean fighters threatened US military reconnaissance flights.
- KTX-Sancheon , the successor to KTX and produced only with Korean technology without the help of TGV , was opened.
- South Korean rapper B.Free 's first mixtape, Road To Freedumb , has been released.
- 2013 - The Yang Ting Meinz Incident occurred.
- 2018 - The Mangue 937 incident occurred.
- South Korea ranks first in daily confirmed cases of COVID-19 worldwide.
- In the Battle of Kherson, the Russian army occupied Kherson six days after the start of the war.
3. anniversary and season
- Texas Independence Day. It is a public holiday only in Texas.
- Internationally, Baloch culture is celebrated every year on this day, so various people gather in Balochistan and cultural events are held.
4. festival
5. birthday
5.1. real person
- Koo Ja -yeol : Korean businessmen
- Kitagawa Kazuo : Japanese politicians
- Takashima Kara : Japanese voice actor
- 1969 – Lee Sang-beom : South Korean voice actor
- 1973 -Jack Day 7 Port : British actor
- Damien Duff : Irish football player.
- Lee Jung -min : Former baseball player in Korea
- Bryce Dallas Howard : American actor, director
- Seonghyuk : South Korean actor
- Jong Dae-se : South Korean national soccer player for the North Korean national team[10]
- Choi Jeong-cheol : South Korean singer.
- Ian Sinclair : American voice actor.
- Jimon Terode : German soccer player
- 1989 – Toby Alderweireld : Belgian football player.
- Park Ki -wook : The voice actor of Korea
- Marco Silvestree : Italian footballer
- Kim Jin -young : Korean soccer player
- Carl Davis : American football player
- Tomasi Petra Shek : Czech football player
- Kang Joo -won : Korean comedian
- TOMMY YANG : South Korean rapper
- Adolis Garcia : Baseball player in Cuba
- Yoo Sang -do : Former member of Korea's boy group Genoti
- Yoo Jung -ho : Korea's YouTube Creator
- Josh Taylor : American baseball player
- Seo Eun -soo : Korean actor
- Chang -Rim Ahn : Judo player in Korea
- James Kaprelian : American baseball player .
- Kang Ba-il : Mongolian basketball player
- Lee Kyung -tae : Korean soccer player
- Fabian Brettlo : German football player
- Ramon Hernández : Dominican Republic baseball player
- Julian Good Jones : American football player.
- Junio Fernández : Dominican Republic baseball player.
- Becky G : American singer and actress.
- Sebastien Chibois : French football player.
- Johan Oviedo : Cuban baseball player
- Levi Onujurike : American American football player.
- Ipatu Meliponu : American football player.
- Vitaliy Shchev : Russian football player.
- Jooyoung Lee : South Korean craft artist, Solo Hell Season 5 participant.
- Murad Khan : Pakistani volleyball player
- Park Beom-soo : South Korean soccer player
- Shin Ji -yoon : Former member of the Korean girl group Weeekly
- Dion Velho : Croatian footballer
- Brooks Barnheiser : American basketball player.
- Kang Geon-hee : South Korean volleyball player
- Kim Da -yeon : A member of the Korean girl group KEP1ER
- Park Joon-young : South Korean baseball player.
- 2005 - Hwang Soo-ah : South Korean cheerleader
- Timo Schlick : German football player.
- Dylan Harper : American basketball player
- Johannes Siebecking : German football player.
- year unknown
- Kang Joo -won : Korean comedian
5.2. fictional character
- Miyako Naganami - Danganronpa series
- Miyuki Mitsumine - Honey*Honey*Honey!
- Ritana Mika -Under Knight Inbus
- Yukari Sagisawa - Memories Off ~After~
- Lee Nok- Hwan - Cheonjihae
- Ishimori Uka -Honey Lemon Soda
- Hanakuma Chihuyu -Voice Synthetic Engine
6. fixed date
6.1. real person
- Kim Chi-yang - treacherous traitor in the early Goryeo Dynasty, a high
treason criminal who insultedthe Goryeo royal family.
- 1835 - Franz II ( 1768 - ), last Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire and Emperor of the Austrian Empire
- 1917 -Lee Sang -seol ( 1871 ~): A patriotic governor of Ku Han -hyeon and an independent merit of Korea ( Hague Special envoy )
- Ingrid Pereira ( 1995 ?~): Victim of the Mangue 937 incident
- Choi Yun-beom ( 1946 ~): South Korean businessman
- Kim Shin-yeol ( 1938 ~): Last survivor of Dokdo
6.2. fictional character
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[1] Of course, in this case, since school only goes out for one day, school may start on the 4th. For reference, if March 2nd falls on a Friday, some schools just have vacation until the 2nd and start school on the 5th after the weekend. In some cases, the opening of the school year was delayed by a day, and some schools held the entrance ceremony on March 3 to March 4 instead of March 2. Until the mid-1990s, most opening ceremonies were held a little later than March 2. From 2025, due to the substitute holiday system, if March 2nd falls on a Monday, it will become a substitute holiday and school will start on March 3rd, and if March 2nd falls on a Sunday, March 3rd will become a substitute holiday and school will start on March 4th.[2] Depending on the school, classes may start on the Monday of the week of March 1st. For example, if March 1st falls on a Wednesday, classes will start on February 27th/28th.[3] 2020 is an exception, and due to the COVID-19 virus, the start of school was postponed to March 9th, then again to March 23rd and then to April 6th, and then again to the online start of school on April 9th/16th/20th, which broke this. It has been 58 years since the start of the new semester was set for March 2nd.[4] This has been changed since 1962, and previously school started in April.[5] On March 1, he made a joint declaration of unification (a full discussion).[6] Dong-yeon Kim for the joint declaration on unification At the time of the new wave , the representative was later appointed as the governor of Gyeonggi Province . He was greatly rewarded by being nominated by the Democratic Party of Korea and winning the local elections.[7] Years in which March 2nd falls on a weekend or Monday are excluded. Because it is a weekend, students cannot come to school, so in this case, the start of school will be delayed to the 3rd or 4th.[8] The reason that the school start date is March 2nd rather than March 1st is, of course, because March 1st is Independence Movement Day, which is a public holiday.[9] After 2022, March 1st will be applied as a substitute public holiday, and even if March 2nd falls on a Monday, this day will be applied as a substitute holiday for March 1st and will be pushed back to March 3.[10] have dual citizenship[11] All four are brothers born on the same day. quadruplets
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