September 5, 2017 is celebrated folk holiday Loop Lingonberry. On this day the Church remembers the martyr Luppus, who was born in the city of Thessaloniki in the 3rd century AD.
Lupp was a slave of Demetrius of Thessalonica, who was executed for his Christian religion. When the owner died, Lupp took his ring and sprinkled his blood on his clothes. Subsequently, he was able to create many miracles in his hometown.
They tried to arrest Lupp many times idhumkz for the Christian faith, but God protected him, even though he was not baptized. One day water poured straight from the sky on Lupp, and he realized that this was a sign, and he was now a Christian. After that, he surrendered to his tormentors.
Often on this day there are frosts, popularly called “Lupen frosts”. After them, people go into the forest to collect ripe lingonberries. This is where the second name of the holiday came from - Lingonberry.
On this day, from the very morning, men go to the fields to harvest flax and oats, and women, having finished their morning chores, take their children and go to the forest to pick berries.
According to popular belief, if there is no frost in the morning, then the weather will be warm until the end of September.
If the cranes headed to warmer climes, winter will come early, and if the cranes fly silently, low and hastily, it means that stormy days will come soon.
Today marks International Day of Charity. This event was established on December 17, 2012 at the 67th session (58th plenary meeting) of the UN General Assembly. This decision was approved on March 7, 2013 by resolution No. A/RES/67/105. Russia joins the international celebration.
The day was established at the request of the Hungarian government, and its date is dedicated to the anniversary of the death of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, who in 1979 became a Nobel Prize laureate and received the award “For her work in helping a suffering person.” In addition, her activities in India gave a great impetus to the development of charity and the elimination of poverty in the world.
Teacher's Day in India
Traditionally, Teachers' Day is celebrated in India on September 5th. This holiday coincides with the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishan, an educator, philosopher and statesman, the president of the country from 1962 to 1967.
According to one version of the origin of the celebration, one day his comrades-in-arms asked the head of state for permission to celebrate his birthday with a big national event. In response, the head proposed to honor all his fellow teachers. Sarvepalli was born into a wealthy family and also graduated from a Christian college in Madras.
When the country declared its independence, Sarvepalli began to actively engage in public and government activities. This man was ambassador to UNESCO, led the reforms higher education in his country, and then became president.
Efrem, Ivan, Nikolai, Pavel, Fedor.
- 1666 - The Great Fire of London ended, which lasted for several days and destroyed a third of the city.
- 1698 - Peter I established a tax on beards in order to instill in his subjects the fashion adopted in other European countries.
- 1905 - Russia and Japan signed the Treaty of Portsmouth.
- 1944 - an agreement on the formation of the Benelux economic union was signed in London.
- 1972 - athletes and members of the Israeli Olympic delegation were taken hostage.
- 1982 - the first space teleconference was held between Moscow and Los Angeles.
- 1997 - opening of the monument to Peter the Great in Moscow.
- Louis VIII 1187 - French king.
- Tommaso Campanella 1568 - Italian utopian philosopher.
- Louis XIV de Bourbon 1638 - King of France.
- Sergei Uvarov 1786 - Russian statesman.
- Giacomo Meyerbeer 1791 - German composer.
- Alexey Konstantinovich Tolstoy 1817 - Russian poet and writer.
- Amy Beach 1867 - American pianist.
- Arthur Koestler 1905 - British writer.
- Adriyan Nikolaev 1929 - Soviet cosmonaut.
- Freddie Mercury 1946 - British singer.
- Young Ah Kim 1990 - South Korean figure skater.
Rosh Hashanah - Jewish holiday of the creation of the world
The holiday marks the birth of the new year and the farewell of the outgoing one. In the book of life during the days of this holiday, God notes the fate of each person for the coming year: to live or die, peace or excitement and anxiety. Jews sincerely believe that God wishes everyone well-being, so the holiday is fun and joyful. You should prepare for the new year - rethink your actions, behavior, reflecting on the future, ask God for happiness and peace.
Rosh Hashanah is celebrated for two days, they give each other gifts, and they gather for more festive table. Many dishes are collected on the table, symbolically showing what year they expect from the future. Almost every table is served with fish, lamb's head to be at the top. Cut carrots into circles - as a symbol of money, so that the year is full of health and prosperity - round sweet challah with raisins is placed on the table. Apples and honey to attract happiness and sweetness.
Teacher's Day in India
A teacher in India is a very respected person. The pursuit of knowledge has always been encouraged in this country. According to one version, when the country's President Radhakrishnan was asked to celebrate his birthday as a big National holiday, he proposed to honor all the country's teachers in return. Before this, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was a teacher and translator of Sanskrit, delving into Indian philosophy in his works, defending India’s right to its own path in science, but also spoke out against conservative anti-Western statements. After the declaration of independence, the future president was an ambassador for UNESCO and carried out reforms of higher education in the country. On Teacher's Day, students honor their teachers.
Folk calendar September 5
Memory of Lupp of Solunsky (Lingonberry)
Dmitry of Thessalonica and Lupp lived in the 3rd century AD and suffered for their faith. Dmitry was executed first. His servant, Saint Lupus, took the bloody clothes and the ring and performed many miracles. However, he himself suffered from Emperor Maximillian. St. Lupp's Day (Lupa) is called Lingonberry. Lingonberry is an extremely healthy berry; it is used in Rus' different ways— they bake pies, make fruit drinks and make jam.
The juice of the berries helps with pulmonary diseases, tea from the leaves helps with intestinal and liver disorders. The ripeness of lingonberries also determines the stage of ripening of oats - berries filled with juice suggest that you need to hurry up with the harvest. On Lupa, the flax is peeling, the housewives said, and this is true: the flax grows for two weeks, ripens for four, then the seed begins to fly. Others are also considering this day folk signs- if the cranes' keys are flying, it will be early winter. The wedge in the sky is low - there is no need to fear severe cold.
Historical events of September 5
September 5, 1698– Peter I established a beard tax. People had to pay money to the treasury if they wanted to wear a beard, without which many could not imagine their existence. After paying the annual tax, a person received a beard badge - a small metal token that served as the prototype of the modern check. As for the size of the beard tax, it was calculated depending on the class: courtiers, nobles and officials paid 600 rubles a year, their guests - 100 rubles, small merchants - 60, coachmen and church ministers - 30. Peasants They were not taxed, but upon entering a large city they had to pay one kopeck. Since 1715, the duty amount has become the same for everyone - 50 rubles. The beard duty was abolished only in 1772.
September 5, 1905– the Russo-Japanese War ended, hostilities ceased after both parties signed the Treaty of Portsmouth. The terms of the document provided for the termination of the military alliance between Russia and China, which intended to act together in the event of aggression from Japan, as well as the loss of influence over Port Arthur.
September 5, 1940– readers of Pioneer Truth were able to read the beginning of the story “Timur and His Team,” written by Arkady Gaidar. Almost immediately the work was banned, as the presence of a secret organization was seen in the children's team. Printing was later resumed.
September 5, 1983- foreign states banned Aeroflot crews from flying over the territory of their countries, this happened after the Soviet Union, with the help of a fighter, shot down a South Korean Boeing 747 with passengers near Sakhalin.
September 5, 1991- the last Congress of People's Deputies of the USSR in history, at which, on Gorbachev's initiative, the self-dissolution of the country's main body was announced. During this event, the Declaration of Human Rights and Freedoms was adopted, and a document on the Union of Sovereign States was prepared.
Born on September 5
Louis VIII(Louis the Lion) (1187 - 1226) - king of France from the Capetian dynasty
Louis VIII is famous, first of all, for receiving the throne for the first time by right of inheritance. Before this, the king was chosen, albeit formally. Accession to the throne by inheritance meant strengthening the dynasty, as well as peace in the state. Louis's talent as a commander and his desire for expansion allowed him to significantly expand the borders of his state, which is why he was nicknamed the Lion. His confrontations with England are especially noteworthy.
Some of the English were so dissatisfied with their king John that they decided to submit to the young Louis, but after the death of John they showed their patriotic sentiments. Louis had to conclude a truce and return home. Interesting fact- the king’s wife, the famous Blanca of Castile, gave birth to 13 heirs for the king, but the father of the family was more attracted to battles and battles, in one of which he died of fever far from his homeland.
Arthur Koestler(1905 - 1983) - English journalist and writer
A Jew by origin, Arthur worked for a German magazine, then left the country and settled in France, visited the Soviet Union, and flew on an airship to the North Pole. After visiting the USSR, he wrote the book “Blinding Darkness,” talking about the era of great terror in the country. His scientific theory of the origin of Ashkenazi Jewish Europeans from the Volga Khazars was widely confirmed. Koestler supported the movement in favor of euthanasia and committed suicide himself by taking a large dose of sleeping pills.
Tommaso Campanella(1568 - 1639) - Italian writer, utopian philosopher
Campanella's unusual inclinations manifested themselves in childhood; he was fond of alchemy and studied Kabbalah. After joining the Dominican Order, Tomaso was expelled from the country due to numerous manifestations of freethinking. Upon his return to Naples in 1598, he was captured and accused of witchcraft. Campanella spent 27 years in prison, while writing dozens of books that were distributed in lists. He was supported by King Louis XIII and Cardinal Richelieu, himself to the French king the philosopher predicted the birth of a son. After the appearance of the heir, the predictor was released from prison, then acquitted.
Louis XIV de Bourbon(1638 - 1715) - King of France
The birth of the king was predicted by Campanella, an Italian philosopher. Louis ruled the country for 72 years, longer than any king in French history. Having ascended the throne as a minor, at first he ruled formally - all power was in the hands of his mother and Cardinal Mazarin. Louis was an absolute supporter of royal rule, convinced of the divine appointment of the king. His famous phrase is “I am the state.”
His reign is celebrated in history as the Great Age. France was a more powerful power than ever, constantly waging wars to expand its territory. Negative aspects are also known - the mass emigration of Huguenots from the territory of France, the ruin of the country due to exorbitant taxes on the maintenance of the army. Louis XIV received the nickname Sun King due to great diplomatic successes among European ruling courts, and also because France had the most organized and led army.
Freddie Mercury(Farrukh Bulsara, 1946 - 1991) - American rock singer, leader of the band Queen
Mercury had Persian roots and was brought up in accordance with Persian culture: his parents sent him to St. Peter's School. The school director organized music courses for the talented student, and at the age of 12 Freddie created the first group, the name of which in Russian meant “Fidgets.” The first adult group was the trio IBEX, then he replaced the vocalist in the group SMILE, and after a while its name was changed to QUEEN, which remained on the crest of success for many years. He died in 1991 from pneumonia due to AIDS.
Name day September 5
Name day is celebrated on this day: Nikolay, Fedor Ivan, Pavel.
At the beginning of the month, you will find several interesting celebrations that can tell you their incredible facts.
What holidays take place in the world on September 5, 2019
Teacher's Day in India
Teachers' Day is celebrated on September 5th every year in India. The date of the celebration also coincides with the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishan, who was a teacher, philosopher and statesman. And this man was president from 1962 to 1967.
There is a certain version of the origin of the celebration. One fine day, his comrades asked the head of state for permission to celebrate his birthday with a big national event. In response, the head proposed to honor all his fellow teachers. Sarvepalli was born into a wealthy family and also graduated from a Christian college in Madras.
And when the country declared its independence, Sarvepalli began to actively engage in public and government activities. This man was an ambassador to UNESCO, led higher education reforms in his country, and later became president.
Radhakrishnan did a lot to ensure that his people could receive a diverse and high-quality education. At the same time, the ruler protested against the Eurocentric approach to science. It is not surprising that such a person was highly respected by his people.
Folk calendar and September 5, 2019
Loop Lingonberry
On this date, people celebrate the memory of Saint Lupus of Thessaloniki, who was a former slave of the Great Martyr Dmitry of Thessalonica. People say that Dmitry, before his execution, instructed him to distribute all his property to the poor.
As the life says, after the execution of the martyr, Lupp took his master’s robe, which was covered in blood, as well as his ring. With the help of these things, he subsequently performed many miracles. Unfortunately, Luppa himself was to become a martyr. Because he preached Christianity, Emperor Maximilian sentenced him to death.
St. Luppus was popularly nicknamed Lingonberry. After all, the berries in the forests had already ripened by this time, especially lingonberries. So all the peasants who did not have to work in the fields today took baskets and went to pick berries. The berries could be used in many different ways. For example, they baked pies, made jam or compotes. Pickled lingonberries were the most popular. Peasants also loved lingonberries for their healing properties.
For colds, the juice from the berry was used, and tea was made from the leaves. This tea worked well against liver and intestinal diseases. On Lupov Day, people looked at the cranes: if the birds flew south, then winter would come early. But if the wedge flew low, then you can’t expect any more cold weather.
Name day September 5, 2019
Efrem, Ivan, Nikolai, Pavel, Fedor.
Events from history
- 1666 – The Great Fire of London ended, lasting for several days and destroying a third of the city.
- 1698 - Peter I established a tax on beards in order to instill in his subjects the fashion adopted in other European countries.
- 1905 – Russia and Japan signed the Treaty of Portsmouth.
- 1944 – an agreement on the formation of the Benelux economic union was signed in London.
- 1972 – athletes and members of the Israeli Olympic delegation were taken hostage.
- 1982 – the first space teleconference between Moscow and Los Angeles was held.
- 1997 – opening of the monument to Peter the Great in Moscow.
Who was born on September 5th
- Louis VIII 1187 – French king.
- Tommaso Campanella 1568 - Italian utopian philosopher.
- Louis XIV de Bourbon 1638 – King of France.
- Sergei Uvarov 1786 – Russian statesman.
- Giacomo Meyerbeer 1791 – German composer.
- Alexey Konstantinovich Tolstoy 1817 - Russian poet and writer.
- Amy Beach 1867 – American pianist.
- Arthur Koestler 1905 – British writer.
- Adrian Nikolaev 1929 – Soviet cosmonaut.
- Freddie Mercury 1946 - British singer.
- Young Ah Kim 1990 – South Korean figure skater.
You are a frank and direct person and, along with prudence and prudence, you are distinguished by charm, good nature and common sense. Despite your politeness and modesty, you make big plans and need constant learning and self-improvement.
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The ability to express yourself in all areas of life helps you develop self-confidence. Despite creativity and intuition, Virgos born on September 5 tend to experience disappointment, doubt and uncertainty in choosing paths.
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During such periods, you are able to make decisions that help you stay focused and impartial. Education can be extremely helpful in your quest for self-awareness.
Work and vocation of those born on September 5
With an innate business sense, you are able to use your talents to advantage. To avoid losing interest and getting bored, you should avoid rubies and strive for variety.
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The ability to communicate ideas brilliantly can help you in law and writing, or make you an excellent critic. Success in communicating with people can attract those born on September 5th into the field of advertising or trade.
You may also do well in land-related work, such as ornamental gardening, construction, or real estate speculation.
An innate philosophical mindset contributes to the choice of professions of a priest or teacher. You can also succeed as a performer, composer or songwriter.
Love and partnership born on September 5
Thanks to your innate ability to communicate with people, you are able to make friends everywhere, which often requires some discretion.
You are generous, caring and popular with others.
When you are in a good mood, you radiate intense love, which leads to success both romantically and socially. You take incredible care of your family and can be a loyal friend.
An ideal partner for those born on September 5th
You can find a long-lasting union and reliability with one of those born on the following days.
- Love and friendship : January 3, 5, 9, 10, 18, 19; February 3, 7, 16, 17; March 1, 5, 6, 14, 15, 31; April 3, 12, 13, 29; May 1, 10, 11, 27, 29; June 8, 9, 25, 27; July 6, 7, 23, 25, 31; August 4, 5, 21, 23, 29; September 2, 3, 19, 21, 27, 30; October 1, 17, 19, 25, 28; December 13, 15, 21, 24.
- Favorable contacts : January 1, 6, 17; February 4, 15; March 2, 13; 11 April; 9th May; June 7; 5'th of July; August 3rd; September 1; October 31; 29th of November; 27th of December.
- Soulmate : January 11, 31; February 9, 29; March 7, 27; April 5, 25; May 2, 23; June 1, 21; July 19; August 17; September 15th; October 13; 11th of November; 9th December.
- Fatal attraction : March 3, 4, 5, 6.
- Troubled relationships : January 2, 16; The 14th of February; March 12; April 10th; May 8; June 6; 4th of July; August 2; December 30th.
People born on September 5th do not even realize how many holidays are associated with this day. At the end of the article we will provide a whole feed in which we will highlight historical events September 5. In fact, there were a lot of them, so the information will be provided in a condensed form.
Day of the Holy Martyr Lupus of Thessalonica
September 5 is the day of St. Lupus of Thessalonica. He was a slave under Dmitry of Thessalonica. The man was sentenced to execution on September 5. This day is popularly called Luppa-lingonberry day. This is due to the fact that by this day the lingonberries will be fully ripe.
The day discussed in the article has its own folk beliefs. It is believed that this is when the first frosts begin. If the lingonberries are fully ripe on this day, then you need to hurry with harvesting the oats. If the cranes are still flying low, then this is a sign of approaching bad weather.
Day of the Hieromartyr Irenaeus
On September 5, Orthodox Christians celebrate the day of the martyr Irenaeus. He was a spreader of Christianity and defended the church from heretics. During his lifetime, Saint Irenaeus wrote 5 books that were directed against heresies. In 202, the holy martyr Irenaeus accepted martyrdom.
Jewish holiday of the creation of the world - Rosh Hashanah
On September 5, all Jews celebrate the beginning of the new year and the end of the old one. The Jews have the Book of Life, according to which God decides the fate of people on this day. He makes a decision about who will have peace or excitement, who will live and who will die.
Jews always spend the holiday cheerfully and cheerfully, as they sincerely believe that God wishes only the best for everyone. Therefore, for Jews this day is a day of joy.
Jews celebrate Rosh Hashanah on a grand scale. They all meet at a large festive table and give each other gifts. Everyone had to bring their own dish to show what kind of future year they expected for themselves.
in India
For all Hindus, a teacher is a highly respected person. In India, the pursuit of knowledge has always been encouraged. Teachers' Day in India is celebrated on September 5, as President Radhakrishnan wished to celebrate his birthday not as a great holiday, but as a day dedicated to the great work of all teachers.
September 5, zodiac sign - Virgo
On this, without exaggeration, significant day, people born under the Virgo zodiac sign celebrate their birthday.
People born on this day have a rich imagination and a lively mind, so they love to create original projects and turn them into reality. People of this zodiac sign have periods in their lives when they can act against themselves. Virgos know how to make friends. They have a slightly quirky humor that some may mistake for rudeness. As for love affairs, if Virgo doubts the sincerity of her partner, then she will be able to interrupt even the most tender relationship.
In 1906, the famous Austrian physicist Ludwig Boltzmann died.
1915 is famous for the decision of Emperor Nicholas II. He removed the Grand Duke, who was his uncle, from his post as commander-in-chief and took his place.
In 1918, the Council of People's Commissars of the RSFSR approved a law on terror against the Red Army.
Towards the end of the first quarter of the 20th century (1919), the well-known military leader Chapaev died. In history he is known as a hero of the Civil War.
In 1929, the famous cosmonaut Andriyan Grigorievich Nikolaev was born.
In 1939, the United States declared its neutrality in World War II.
In 1940, Arkady Gaidar’s work “Timur and His Team” was first published.
In 1941, the Germans completely captured Estonia. In Moscow, all children under the age of 12 were evacuated.
In 1944, war was declared on Bulgaria.
In 1946, the famous composer, musician, singer and leader of the rock group Queen, Freddie Mercury, was born in Zanzibar.
A decree was issued on providing assistance to the Tatar peoples who live in Crimea.
In 1973, Alexander Solzhenitsny sent a “Letter to the Leaders of the Soviet Union” to the Kremlin.
In 1975, the 38th President of the United States, Gerald Ford, was assassinated.
In 1976, the famous gymnast Tatyana Gutsu was born in Odessa.
In 1977, the Voyager 1 interplanetary station was launched.
In 1979, the famous French scientist Roman Mikhailovich Girshman died.
In 1980, the longest railway tunnel in Switzerland was opened.
In 1981, the first human death from AIDS was recorded.
In 1986, the death penalty was abolished in Australia.
In 1990, the famous Russian theater actress Anastasia Pavlovna Georgievskaya died.
In 1991, a congress of people's deputies took place, at which the Declaration of Freedoms and Human Rights was adopted.
In 1992, the Cosmos 1603 satellite went into orbit for the first time.
In 1993, the famous Russian writer Yulian Semenovich Semenov died.
In 1996, Yeltsin announced on television that he agreed to undergo heart surgery.
In 1997, the opening of a monument to Peter I took place in Moscow.
In 2006, construction of the LG ELECTRONICS plant was completed.
In 2007, a ceremonial laying of the foundation stone for the Samsung Electronics Rus Kaluga LLC plant took place in the Kaluga region.
In 2011, a logo appeared on Google, dedicated to the day birth of the famous singer Freddie Mercury.
She died of cancer in 2012 famous actress and writer Yakovlevna.
Name day September 5th. Holidays
Name day is the day of remembrance of a saint whose name is given to a person at birth. Name days on September 5 (holidays) are dedicated to people with names such as Ivan, Nikolai, Ephraim and Pavel.
Ivan translated means “ given by God" The name is of Russian origin.
Nicholas is a name of Greek origin, meaning “conqueror of nations.”
Ephraim - "fruitful" - Jewish origin.
Pavel means “small” in Latin.
