September 13

 ### September 13: Key Events, Observances, and Notable Birthdays


#### 1. **Significant Events**

   - **Francis Scott Key Pens "The Star-Spangled Banner" (1814)**: On September 13, 1814, during the War of 1812, Francis Scott Key wrote the poem that would later become the U.S. national anthem. He was inspired by the sight of the American flag flying over Fort McHenry after the British attack during the Battle of Baltimore.

   - **Super Mario Bros. Released (1985)**: Nintendo released one of the most iconic and influential video games, *Super Mario Bros.*, in Japan on this day. It became a global phenomenon and remains a beloved franchise in gaming history.


#### 2. **Observances**

   - **International Chocolate Day**: A day dedicated to celebrating chocolate lovers worldwide. It’s an occasion to indulge in chocolate treats and appreciate the rich history and diversity of chocolate products.

   - **National Peanut Day (U.S.)**: A day to recognize the humble peanut, a favorite snack and a key ingredient in many culinary dishes. Peanuts are celebrated for their nutritional value and versatility.


#### 3. **Notable Birthdays**

   - **Roald Dahl (1916)**: The famous British author, best known for his children's books such as *Charlie and the Chocolate Factory*, *Matilda*, and *James and the Giant Peach*, was born on September 13.

   - **Niall Horan (1993)**: The Irish singer and former member of the globally successful boy band One Direction celebrates his birthday on this day.


###  Keywords:

- “Francis Scott Key Star-Spangled Banner,”

- “Super Mario Bros. anniversary,”

- “International Chocolate Day 2024,”

- “Roald Dahl birthday,” “Niall Horan birthday.”


Pratik Kamble

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