May 5 is World Family Day

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A family is a small group based on marriage or kinship. Its members are intertwined with the unity of their livelihood, mutual support, and spiritual responsibility. The most important social tasks of the family are the continuation of the human race, the upbringing of children, the effective organization of the living conditions and leisure of family members. Although family relationships are considered a relatively independent phenomenon, the existing social, economic in society. They are determined by ideological relationships and change under their influence. Accordingly, each society changes and establishes the appropriate type of family, family relationships. May 1993, 5 was declared International Family Day by the United Nations and is celebrated annually to educate the younger generation and raise the profile of the family.

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May 5 is Teen Day in Japan

On May 5, the city of Japan will celebrate a holiday dedicated to teenagers. The official name of this holiday is "Tang-no sekku" (this holiday is dedicated to horses). Because horses are a symbol of courage, bravery, bravery, fearlessness. It encourages young men to embody these qualities and to become commendable soldiers. The second name of this day is “Syobu-no sekku” (flower festival) - originated in the Nara period, which coincides with the opening of the Gulsapsars and symbolizes good luck, health and wellness. 15 teenagers will take part in the Tango-no sekku festival. The celebration dates back to the first centuries AD. Spring, the beginning of field work, is associated with the solidarity of farmers. Bowing on trees and plants had a special place in this holiday. Prayers have been made for the health of the offspring to continue to flourish. This ancient custom was a religious ceremony of the imperial palace, the main focus was on the Emperor, and the Emperor, along with all the people of the palace, collected medicinal plants. Farmers these days have planted pests in the fields, things that can be used as a tool to scare birds, colored flags. By the time of Heian, Tango-no sekku had become a military sports festival. It featured military bravery, archery, wrestling, fencing and equestrian competitions. The leaders of the country used ancient traditions in educating the younger generation in the spirit of samurai.

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May 5 is the professional holiday of ciphers

May 5 is one of the most mysterious professions - the professional holiday of ciphers. The purpose of their activities is to keep information confidential, not to let others know what information is needed. Although the cryptography service has existed in Russia for a long time, May 5 has been designated as its founding date and the professional holiday of encryptors. On May 1921, 5, the Cryptography Service was established, whose task was to provide closed communication to the state, higher authorities, military units and foreign institutions. Cryptography, or the Greek translation, "mystery letter," appeared long before the Common Era. The pharaohs and other rulers did not want strangers to know their secrets. To do this, various mechanisms were developed to hide the data. But these were all simple enough developments, and the secret would soon become known. Although the science of cryptography did not stop there and was constantly evolving, neither in the West nor in Asia, but a method of mass application of cryptography was found. It was mainly used by kings. Hidden ciphers were simple replaceable alphabet ciphers. Surprisingly, modern ciphers of secret ciphers have also been produced that amaze experts.

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May 5 is the day the king was crowned in Thailand

On May 1950, 5, the coronation of His Holiness Rama IX (Phumipon Adulyadej), the King and Queen of Thailand, took place in Thailand. This date is a national holiday of Thailand. On the day of the holiday, a ceremonial display of the Royal Army and Navy will be held in Bonkok, as well as a lavish fireworks display. At the age of 19, Phumipon Adulyadej became the ninth king of the Chakri dynasty. He then went to study in Lucerne to further his political knowledge. On his visit to Fontainebleau two years later, he meets a beautiful girl named Mom Rachavong Kittiyakara, the daughter of the French ambassador. In 1948, their engagement was announced to the government. They were married on April 28, 1950 in Bangkok. Seven days after the wedding, according to ancient tradition, a coronation ceremony was held at the Grand Palace of the King. He chose a simple villa in Chitrala as his official residence and swore, "We will rule a just state for the well-being and happiness of the Siamese people."