Short answers, pulled from the story.
The Greek geographer Strabo recorded the earliest known variant of Cinderella between 7 BC and AD 23. This account describes Rhodopis, a courtesan living in Naucratis Egypt whose sandal was snatched by an eagle and delivered to King Psammetichus.
Giambattista Basile published the first European literary version of Cinderella in Naples Italy in 1634 within his collection titled Pentamerone. The tale written in Neapolitan dialect is titled La gatta Cenerentola and features the character Zezolla.
Walt Disney released its famous animated feature film Cinderella on the 15th of February 1950. This production is now considered one of Disney's Classics and incorporates the titular character as a member of the Disney Princess franchise.
Sergei Prokofiev created the ballet and opera Zolushka or Cinderella in 1945. Peter Maxwell Davies later wrote a pantomime opera in 1979 using Prokofiev's music set in 1940 London.
There are 17 variants of Cinderella known in South Korea featuring the story of Kongjwi and Patjwi. These versions distinguish themselves through extreme violence and plot continuation past marriage where the heroine avenges her death with determination.