An archive contains a manuscript by a Chinese prince who was very interested in the dynasties that came before his own. He made it his business to find out as much accurate information as he could from the historians in his kingdom. He wrote many descriptions of the kings that came before him. His book has proved to be a great source of historical information. Based on this description, the prince’s work is a source.
The prince's assignment seems to be a secondary source of heritage mostly on a basis including its description provided in the previous section.
Explanation:
They would come into the heading of secondary sources and therefore not primary, as even the Chinese prince composed certain documents long afterward those who supposedly happened.
Valuable methods for learning historical events that happen in a single location, both primary as well as a secondary source of data.
Explanation: The prince got his information from the historians in his kingdom, if the historians wrote it then it would be primary because they wrote it themselves and they had their information first, not the prince.
