Beginning of Suiko’s reign
The regnal beginning of Suiko’s long reign in 593, a key turning point in early Japanese state formation.
View details22 indexed achievements across recorded history.
The regnal beginning of Suiko’s long reign in 593, a key turning point in early Japanese state formation.
View detailsAnne Boleyn was beheaded on Tower Green after being convicted of treason, adultery, and incest, ending her three-year reign as queen consort.
View detailsAnna Brownell Murphy was born in Dublin, Ireland, the eldest daughter of miniature painter Denis Brownell Murphy.
View detailsHer Ashkelon team uncovers a large headless marble statue, described as the first Greco-Roman artifact ever intentionally excavated in the Holy Land.
View detailsHelen Porter Mitchell, later known as Dame Nellie Melba, was born in Richmond, Victoria, Australia.
View detailsNancy Witcher Langhorne (later Viscountess Nancy Astor) was born in Danville, Virginia, United States.
View detailsAt the Chicago World's Fair, Mansfield was recognized as the first woman lawyer in the U.S. and became a charter member of the National League of Women Lawyers.
View detailsHertha Ayrton read "The Origin and Growth of Ripple Marks" to the Royal Society.
View detailsDied in Washington, D.C. at age 86; buried in Congressional Cemetery.
View detailsMary Yuriko Nakahara was born in San Pedro, California, to Japanese immigrant parents, later becoming one of the most influential Asian American civil rights activists in U.S. history.
View detailsZora Neale Hurston marries Herbert Sheen during surreal fieldwork phase in Florida.
View detailsOpal Kunz died on May 19, 1957 (date approximate), having devoted her later years to advocacy for women pilots and the WASP program.
View detailsNora Ephron was born in New York City, beginning a significant literary and cinematic legacy.
View detailsCarson's "The Sea Around Us" received the National Book Award for Nonfiction.
View detailsMarilyn Monroe sings “Happy Birthday” to President John F. Kennedy at a Madison Square Garden gala in New York City.
View detailsMary Scheier, celebrated American studio ceramicist, died on May 19, 2007, in Green Valley, Arizona, at age 98.
View detailsVanessa O'Brien summited Mount Everest on May 19, 2012, marking a significant achievement.
View detailsPresident Obama awards the National Medal of Science to Shirley Ann Jackson at a White House ceremony.
View detailsThe Webby Awards announced Dr. Gladys West as recipient of the 2021 Webby Lifetime Achievement Award for her foundational work enabling GPS.
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