September 5th, 1720 was a Thursday.
August 24th, 1720 - September 23rd, 1720
Why not celebrate an alternative birthday? In 85 days, exactly on August 2nd, 2024, people who were born on September 5th, 1720 will be 111,000 days old!
King of France and Navarra, from 1643 to 1715
*September 5th, 1638, Château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye †September 1st, 1715, Palace of VersaillesUruguayan-Mexican actor (1923-2017)
*September 5th, 1924, Atlantic Ocean †April 22nd, 2017, Mexico CityGerman composer (1735–1782)
*September 5th, 1735, Leipzig †January 1st, 1782, LondonItalian historian of classical antiquity (1908–1987)
*September 5th, 1908, Caraglio †September 1st, 1987, LondonDanish actress (1931-2019)
*September 5th, 1931, Copenhagen †January 28th, 2019, CopenhagenSwedish rapper (2002–2021)
*September 5th, 2002, Stockholm †October 21st, 2021, Hammarby SjöstadAmerican avant-garde composer (1912-1992)
*September 5th, 1912, Los Angeles †August 12th, 1992, New York CityGerman writer, poet and publisher (1733-1813)
*September 5th, 1733, Biberach an der Riss †January 20th, 1813, WeimarBritish singer, songwriter, record producer and graphic designer (1946–1991)
*September 5th, 1946, Zanzibar City †November 24th, 1991, Garden Lodge, KensingtonFrench historian (1885-1952)
*September 5th, 1885, Aubais †September 12th, 1952, 8th arrondissement of ParisFrench mathematician (*1725 – †1799)
*September 5th, 1725, Lyon †December 18th, 1799, VersaillesGerman footballer and manager (1923-1986)
*September 5th, 1923, Bernburg †October 30th, 1986, SteinbachElector of Saxony (1722-1763)
*September 5th, 1722, Dresden †December 17th, 1763, DresdenFrench-Italian composer
*November 16th, 1720, Lunéville †April 12th, 1788, FlorenceMother of Maria Anna ("Nannerl") and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
*December 25th, 1720, Sankt Gilgen †July 3rd, 1778, ParisMonegasque prince (1720-1795)
*November 10th, 1720, Paris †March 21st, 1795, ParisPrincess of Anhalt-Dessau (1720-1793)
*December 7th, 1720, Dessau †December 5th, 1793, DessauBritish philosopher, preacher and mathematician (1723–1791)
*November 30th, 1720, Glamorgan †April 19th, 1791, LondonSlovak-Hungarian Jesuit, astronomer, mathematician, and physicist (1720–1792)
*May 15th, 1720, Banská Štiavnica †April 14th, 1792, ViennaSwedish industrialist and entomologist (1720-1778)
*February 10th, 1720, Finspång †March 7th, 1778, StockholmSwiss philosopher and naturalist (1720 – 1793)
*March 13th, 1720, Geneva †May 20th, 1793, GenthodDanish courtier, local administrator in Zealand
*May 30th, 1720, Hamar Municipality †June 11th, 1803, Jungshovedgaard1720 - 1788
*January 1st, 1720, Tauberbischofsheim †January 1st, 1788Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
*May 8th, 1720, London †October 2nd, 1764, SpaJacobite pretender to the thrones of England, Scotland, Ireland, and France; (1720-1788)
*December 31st, 1720, Palazzo Muti †January 31st, 1788, Palazzo MutiItalian painter (1720-1778)
*October 4th, 1720, Mogliano Veneto †November 9th, 1778, RomePolish-Lithuanian rabbi and Talmudist (1720–1797)
*April 23rd, 1720, Sialiec †October 9th, 1797, VilniusMonarch of Parma, Piacenza
*March 15th, 1720, Madrid †July 18th, 1765, AlessandriaFixed holidays (Christian feast day) which are celebrated on September 5th.
M = 1000 | D = 500 | C = 100 | X = 10 | IX = 9 | V = 5 |
Yes: 1720 is a leap year, therefore has a 29th of February with an additional leap day and a total of 366 days (instead of the usual 365 days in a normal year).