What were famous people doing at age 31?

94 events at age 31, collected from the timelines of historical figures, celebrities and fictional characters.

• Arnold Palmer: Won U.S. Open with famous final-round comeback (1960)
• Ayrton Senna: Won third and final World Championship (1991)
• Adam Neumann: Co-founded WeWork (2010)
• Atahualpa: Captured by Spanish conquistadors (1533)
• Anita Włodarczyk: Won Olympic hammer gold (2016)
• Anita Włodarczyk: Set world record 82.98m (2016)
• Anderson Silva: Won UFC Middleweight Championship (2006)
• Elon Musk: Founded SpaceX (2002)
• Elon Musk: Founded SpaceX (2002)
• Ichiro Suzuki: Set MLB single-season hit record with 262 hits (2004)
• Wayne Rooney: Became Manchester United all-time top scorer (2017)
• Werner Heisenberg: Won Nobel Prize in Physics (1932)
• Quentin Tarantino: Directed "Pulp Fiction" (1994)
• Cristiano Ronaldo: Won Euro 2016 with Portugal (2016)
• Cristiano Ronaldo: Won Champions League with Real Madrid (2016)
• James T. Kirk: Became the youngest Starfleet captain in history (2265)
• Charlotte Brontë: Published Jane Eyre (1847)
• Shaka Zulu: Revolutionized Zulu military tactics (1818)
• Srinivasa Ramanujan: Became Fellow of the Royal Society (1918)
• Shrek: Married Princess Fiona (2021)
• John D. Rockefeller: Founded Standard Oil (1870)
• John Lennon: Released Imagine solo album (1971)
• Scar: Helped defeat Father
• Stewart Butterfield: Co-founded Flickr (2004)
• Steve Jobs: Acquired Pixar from Lucasfilm (1986)
• Sergey Brin: Google went public, became one of the largest IPOs in tech history (2004)
• Che Guevara: Cuban Revolution succeeded (1959)
• Che Guevara: Played key role in Cuban Revolution alongside Fidel Castro (1959)
• Charlie Chaplin: Created The Tramp character (1914)
• Charles Dickens: Published "A Christmas Carol" (1843)
• Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Published "The Cost of Discipleship" (1937)
• Deadpool (Marvel): Underwent Weapon X
• Dennis Ritchie: Created the C programming language (1972)
• Terence Tao: Won Fields Medal for contributions to partial differential equations (2006)
• Neo: Became The One
• Bertrand Russell: Published "Principles of Mathematics" (1903)
• Heinrich Hertz: Demonstrated that electromagnetic waves could be transmitted and received (1888)
• Banksy: Painted on Israeli West Bank barrier (2005)
• Hannibal Barca: Achieved greatest tactical victory at Battle of Cannae (-216)
• Hannibal Barca: Won Battle of Cannae (-216)
• Peter Thiel: Co-founded PayPal with Max Levchin and Elon Musk (1998)
• Peter Thiel: Co-founded PayPal with Max Levchin, revolutionizing online payments (1998)
• Peter the Great: Founded Saint Petersburg (1703)
• Peter the Great: Founded St. Petersburg as new capital of Russia (1703)
• Peter the Great: Founded Saint Petersburg (1703)
• Bill Gates: Microsoft went public, became billionaire (1986)
• Boudicca: Destroyed Londinium (London) and killed 70,000 Romans (61)
• Boudicca: Destroyed Londinium and killed 70,000 Romans (61)
• Fei-Fei Li: Began creating ImageNet dataset (2007)
• Frida Kahlo: First solo exhibition (1938)
• Frederick the Great: Won War of Austrian Succession (1743)
• Bruce Lee: Starred in Enter the Dragon (1973)
• Blaise Pascal: Founded probability theory with correspondence with Fermat (1654)
• Paul Dirac: Won Nobel Prize in Physics (1933)
• Martin Scorsese: Directed "Mean Streets" (1973)
• Michael Phelps: Won 23rd Olympic gold (2016)
• Michael Phelps: Became most decorated Olympian (2016)
• Manny Pacquiao: Became first boxer to win world titles in 8 different weight classes (2010)
• Marie Curie: Discovered polonium and radium (1898)
• Martina Navratilova: Won 9th Wimbledon (1987)
• Michael Schumacher: Ferrari golden era (2000)
• Banana Yoshimoto: Published Amrita (1994)
• Larry Page: Took Google public (2004)
• Rick Grimes: Led survivor group
• Takehiko Inoue: Started Vagabond, acclaimed samurai manga (1998)
• Koyoharu Gotouge: Demon Slayer became best-selling manga of year (2020)
• Koyoharu Gotouge: Completed Demon Slayer serialization (2020)
• Koyoharu Gotouge: Demon Slayer became highest-grossing anime film of all time (2020)
• Sakamoto Ryoma: Mediated Satsuma-Choshu Alliance (1867)
• Sakamoto Ryoma: Assassinated in Kyoto (1867)
• Sakamoto Ryoma: Proposed Eight-Point Program for reform (1867)
• Sakamoto Ryoma: Assassinated at Omiya inn in Kyoto (1867)
• Yukio Mishima: Published The Temple of the Golden Pavilion (1956)
• Uesugi Kenshin: Fourth Battle of Kawanakajima (1561)
• Empress Jingu: Led conquest of Korean kingdoms (201)
• Empress Jingu: Ruled as regent for her son (201)
• Mieko Kawakami: Won Akutagawa Prize for Breasts and Eggs (2007)
• Tokugawa Iemitsu: Established Sankin-kotai system (1635)
• Tokugawa Yoshinobu: Surrendered Edo Castle peacefully (1868)
• Fukuzawa Yukichi: Published first volume of Seiyo Jijo (1866)
• Arthur C. Clarke: Published "The Sentinel" (basis for 2001) (1948)
• Immanuel Kant: Published "Universal Natural History and Theory of the Heavens" (1755)
• Oskar Schindler: Took over enamelware factory in Kraków (1939)
• Carl Jung: Published "Psychology of Dementia Praecox" (1906)
• Kelsey-Lee Barber: Won Olympic bronze in javelin (2021)
• Sara Blakely: Reached $10M revenue (2001)
• Jane Goodall: Received PhD from Cambridge (1965)
• Susan Wojcicki: Joined Google as 16th employee (1999)
• Scar: Learned alkahestry
• Florent Manaudou: Won Olympic silver in 50m freestyle at Tokyo Olympics (2021)
• Robespierre: Elected to Estates-General as representative from Arras (1789)
• Kentaro Miura: Berserk anime adaptation aired (1997)
• Shinya Yamanaka: Went to Gladstone Institutes as postdoc (1993)
• Kido Takayoshi: Went into hiding for eight months after the Kinmon Incident (1864)

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