the father of history?

answers1: Herodotus.
answers2: The Greek historian Herodotus was the first to write history
as we know it and to advocate for history as an important discipline.
answers3: The Greek historian, Herodotus, see why at; <br>
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Herodotus settled down in Thurii and devoted his efforts to the
completion of a great work entitled 'Inquiry' ( the Greek word for
which is History ). Herodotus' wide-ranging work has subsequently been
presented by scholars as a nine part work the first six of which are
introductory and give rounded introductions to most of the peoples of
the ancient world giving insights into their customs, legends,
history, and traditions. The last three parts treat with the rivalries
and conflicts between the Greek and Persian worlds from the early
fifth century BC. <br>
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Herodotus' work presents the development of civilization as moving
inexorably toward a great confrontation between Persia and Greece,
which are presented as the centers, respectively, of Eastern and
Western culture.
answers4: If he's still alive, ask him, but not about what it was like
to be in combat. Pork Chop Hill was a rather unpleasant battle.
answers5: Moses, if you mean who was the first person to seriously
write the history of a people, culture, etc.