Which Swiss mathematician was the proposer of the first limit theorem in the history of probability theory, the "Theorem of Large Numbers"?

Which Swiss mathematician was the proposer of the first limit theorem "Theorem of Large Numbers" in the history of probability theory?

Correct answer: Jacob Bernoulli

The law of large numbers (law of large numbers) is a A law that describes the properties of probability when the number of trials is large. However, it is noted that the law of large numbers is not an empirical law, but a theorem that has been strictly proven with some additional conditions. It is a natural law and is therefore usually not called a theorem but a "law" of large numbers. The large number theorem we are talking about is usually a large number theorem proven by a mathematician and named after a mathematician, such as Bernoulli's large number theorem.