Mosamania
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then how your historian and travellers and Geographers always called it Persian Gulf ?
then how your historian and travellers and Geographers always called it Persian Gulf ?
Actually Historically it was called "Sea of the Earth God" Until 3000BC then "The the sea of the great Sunshine" until 2000BC then "The sea of the Kuldan land" until about 1000BC then "The sea of the south" Until 250BC. Ashurians called it "The bitter sea". Babylonians called it "The lower sea". It is only Darius that called it "Persia's sea" when he traveled from India to Persia by his ships but he did not know of the Arabian side.
Romans called it the "Arabain Gulf" and have used that name in their writings. In the first century AD Pliny the younger said:"Kharkas lay in the extreme edge of the Arabian Gulf where the most pointy part of Happy Arabia (Southern Arabia) begins".
Arabs have called it "The Bahrain Gulf" and later on "The Arabain Gulf" During the Abassyed times it was called "The Iraqi Gulf" until it was replaced later on by "The Arabian Gulf" again.
Ottomans called it "Basrah's Gulf".
THIS HERE IS REAL HISTORY ^^