When did shakespear wrote his history play?

Shakespeare wrote history plays throughout his career, from the early 1590s to the early 1600s. His history plays are based on historical events, primarily from English and Roman history, but he often took liberties with historical facts to create dramatic and compelling narratives. Some of Shakespeare's most famous history plays include "Henry IV, Part 1" and "Henry IV, Part 2," which portray the tumultuous reign of King Henry IV and the rise of his son, Prince Henry, later King Henry V. Shakespeare's history play about Julius Caesar, titled simply "Julius Caesar," is also highly regarded and frequently studied and performed.