Many country names are imitated through language changes. Where did the name Indonesia come from?

In this world, there are many countries and regions whose names are imitated through language changes and migrations. India is the same as China. During the Warring States Period, China had seven major vassal states, but none of them were called China. However, due to the dominance of the Qin Dynasty in the end, the English word for China developed from Qin (chini) to China. Ancient India was also a multi-state country, with as many as 16 states at first. Eventually, they merged continuously to become the big country of India.

Talk about Indonesia, which also has a lot to do with India. Many countries in the world have suffixes, such as "Stan", such as Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, etc.; and "Nia", such as Slovenia, Albania, etc.; and what other "Li"? Suffixes such as "Asia" and "West Asia". In fact, the meanings of these suffixes are similar. They refer to places or regions, where people live, and similar meanings. India originated in the Indus River Basin. From historical data, we can find that India was called "body poison" in ancient times, which is "sindhu" in Sanskrit, "indus" in ancient Greek, and "hindhu" in ancient Persian. These names all come from different times, different environments and different historical backgrounds. For example, the struggle for hegemony within the ancient Indian peninsula, Islamic fools, discovery and final colonization by Europeans, etc.

So when it comes to Indonesia, I believe everyone can understand it very easily, because it means "some places in India". When it comes to this, I guess many friends will think it is nonsense. India is an independent country. How can it have a country name with such meaning? Yet this is the case. We all know that Indonesia is a country composed of many islands. It is an archipelagic country. When this country was not unified, there were actually many small countries here. It can be said that an island is a country, including the Chinese. The country was established here.

As explained earlier, the name of India was changed under the influence of religion. At that time, India was very Islamized, so Islam spread to various islands in Indonesia and unified these islands. Influenced by Indian Islam, these unified islands were called "a place in India", which is the origin of the name Indonesia, which was influenced by Indian Islamic culture. Today, Indonesia has become the country with the largest Muslim population in the world.