How old is the earliest version of the fairy tale cinderella, and to which culture does it belong?

answer: how old is the earliest version of the fairy tale cinderella, and to which culture does it belong?

the story of rhodopis, recounted by the greek geographer strabo sometime between around 7 bc and 23 ad, about a greek slave girl who marries the king of egypt, is usually considered to be the earliest known variant of the cinderella story.

see, in english, cinderella has two written parents: charles perrault's cendrillon, published in 1697 in his tales of mother goose (yes, mother goose was a dude), and the grimm brothers' aschenputtel, which came out in their fairytale compendium of 1812

explanation:

"cinderella", or "the little glass slipper", is a folk tale embodying a myth-element of unjust oppression and triumphant reward. thousands of variants are known throughout the world. another version was later published by the brothers grimm in their folk tale collection grimms' fairy tales in 1812

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