21September1992

21September1992 refers to the calendar date September 21, 1992. In many written records, the date may appear without spaces or punctuation as 21September1992, or in other formats such as 21/09/1992 or 1992-09-21. The date sits in the late third quarter of 1992, a year marked by global shifts following the Cold War era.

In the Gregorian calendar, 1992 was a leap year, so September 21 is the 265th day of the year. There are 100 days remaining in 1992 after this date. The day’s position in the year is primarily of calendrical interest for scheduling, archival indexing, and historical reference.

There is no single universally recognized event tied to 21September1992. Like most calendar dates, it denotes a point in time on which various regional political, cultural, scientific, or natural events may have occurred. The date’s significance is thus highly contextual, depending on the country, field, or source being considered.

In historical or archival practice, the date can serve as a marker for records created or celebrated on that day, and it can appear in timelines, biographical entries, or event catalogs. To identify notable happenings tied specifically to this date, additional context such as the location or domain is required.

See also: Date notation, Gregorian calendar, ISO 8601.