History, asked by bharatb90275, 1 year ago

Hey Guys.... who was the father of history??​

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Answered by rocky364
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Herodotus is usually refereed to as the father of history

Answered by Diba111nita
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  The father of history is Cicero...and then later,  Herodotus is referred as the father of the history...He was a Greek historian from Halicarnassus now Bodrum, Turkey....who lived in the 5th century .....BC...really he was born at 484 BC...

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