Work through the sentence piece by piece, checking word choice and article use in each part.
Parts A and B together read naturally as "No stronger a figure than his", a standard comparative construction with nothing wrong in it.
Part C reads "is prescribed in the history". Look at the verb first: "prescribed" is used for rules, medicines, or instructions being laid down, not for a person's place being recorded in the past, so the natural word here is "described". Next, look at the article: "history" in the general sense of "the past" is treated as an abstract noun and normally drops "the", so "in history" is correct, not "in the history".
Both faults sit inside part C, confirming that this segment is the one with the error, while part D, "no error", does not apply.