Herodotus, the "father of history" in the West, often appears in his "History" (also known as "History of the Greco-Persian War") in his "History" (also known as "History of the Greco-Persian War"), and the 24th Chinese history records show that "Persian" can only be a title after the Three Kingdoms era in 220 AD, and it is impossible to use the title "Persian" when describing the Greco-Persian War in the Herodotus era, so Herodotus is not a figure in the ancient Greek era, and his "History" is a fake book.
After this article was published, some readers believed that the Persian nation had existed for a long time, that the ancient Greeks had called that place "Persia" in BC, and that it could have been called "Persians" in ancient Greek times. Some people even say that the records of the 24 histories are not all true, and that the records of the 24 histories are also pseudo-histories. Therefore, the Ming Wen history further cites evidence such as the Behistun inscription and the tomb of Cyrus the Great to demonstrate why it is impossible to use the term "Persian" in ancient Greece and the Greco-Persian wars.
For more information, please refer to the article "Did the 'Persians' Travel Back to the Hellenistic Era – <希波战争史>Was It a Later Forgery?"
