History, asked by buripertin89, 10 months ago

why do different
historians or author have
given different dates
regarding same topic?

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Answered by sritejatummuri

1

Answer:

Because history is always mistery

Answered by pradiptaroutu

0

Answer:

because the topics can be same. but the day or date must not be same

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