November was the most peaceful month in human history.

The three major Protestant holidays: Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving.
Among them, Protestants in countries like the United States consider Thanksgiving in November to be the first holiday.
In the US, it is the fourth Thursday of November, and in Canada, it is the second Monday of October.
In Korea, we have Chuseok (Hangawi), which, when converted to the solar calendar,
usually falls between late September and mid-October.
Catholics also have an old history similar to harvest festivals.
That is Halloween, where November 1st is commemorated as "All Saints' Day."
After finishing the autumn harvest, festivals are held and rituals are performed.
That is why, in the thousands of years of human history, November was the most peaceful period.
Whether it was a year of plenty or a year of famine, in November, once the harvest was done, people were at least full and warm...
A historical event of November is the fall of the Berlin Wall on this day in 1989.