The oldest substantial encyclopedia is Zedler's Universal-Lexikon. (There are also a handful of shortish, single-volume encyclopedias dating from about 1709 onwards). Zedler appeared in 64 volumes (plus a 4-volume supplement) between 1732 and 1754. It was published by Johann Heinrich Zedler and appeared in Leipzig and Halle (in Germany). Most of the contributions were written by professors at these two universities. As is customary the articles are anonymous. Despite the fact that the work contains some plagiarism and a number of errors, it was a very remarkable achievement and represented a substantial investment. Joncey
hay Paad maro paad maro ab to saare jahan main maro ......
Hi....
i m hagga And pishi is my sister and landa is my brother....
muttu is my mother and motion is my father.....
This is my happy Family....Known as Hagga Paddu Chichi landa.....
The first encyclopedia is believed to be "Naturalis Historia" written by Pliny the Elder in around 77 AD. This work aimed to encompass all knowledge of the ancient world at the time.
Denis Diderot created the first encyclopedia.
The first encyclopedia was published in France in the 18 century. It was a collection of facts summarized into a book that could be studied.
Encyclopedia Britannica
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The Golden Book Encyclopedia was first created in 1959. It was a popular educational resource for children throughout the mid-20th century.
Encyclopedia of China was created in 1978.
Encyclopedia of Conifers was created in 2012.
Mining Encyclopedia was created in 1998.
The Otaku Encyclopedia was created in 2009.
The Dante Encyclopedia was created in 2000.
Croatian Encyclopedia was created in 1999.
Klein's encyclopedia was created in 1898.
Encyclopedia of Sound was created in 2001.
Encyclopedia Brunoniana was created in 1993.
Hutchinson Encyclopedia was created in 1948.
Proleksis Encyclopedia was created in 2009.