History of Bali

Most people - people suspect, that the island of Java Island of Bali with its origin muula into the mainland. According to available information the island was first inhabited in 3000 - 2500 BC who migrated from Asia. Many historical relics found in a village in the western part of the island. Berrakhir later prehistoric times with the arrival of people - the Hindus of India, The Cultural Bali since that's got a strong influence of Indian culture. Zama prehistoric Bali is the beginning of the history of the people of Bali, although in prehistoric times is not known for writing meulis life history, but a lot of evidence about the lives of the people of Bali. the end of the prehistoric times in Bali, people - the Hindus of India are coming to Bali, then from that Balinese culture influenced Indian culture. The word 'Bali' is found in the inscriptions found in Bali. Bali is not well known at that time as it is today, when the sailors, merchants, robbers, the pelutuang just across the coast of the island of Bali. The Portuguese call Bali as Boly. The foreign nations come to Bali not to visit but to find clean water and they continued on their search for spices - rempahh. There is one foreign nation interested in the island of Bali, the foreign nation is the Netherlands. At that time the Dutch official delegation sent a letter and a gift from the king dutch berharda. At that time the king Bali welcomed the delegates. The oldest records about bali made by the Dutch. After the Dutch to conquer Bali they found an extraordinary heritage of Bali. they are aware of this small island (Bali) have a very large relic ignored by foreigners who have visited Bali. Bali was first introduced by a monk of Mt roar in East Java named Supreme Markandeya century - 17. In his prayer he received a revelation to move kepulau Dawa, a long island. By bringing 800 of their followers begin the journey to finally arrive in the region of West Bali. But on this trip ¾ followers died eaten tiger and a large snake in the woods so they decided to return to Mt roar. Balinese culture is very much influenced by Indian culture. Bali is another name Balidwipa found in various inscriptions including Blanjong inscription made by Sri Kesari Warmadewa in the year 913 AD. At this time they have found a system known as subak irrigation system is the most famous rice terraces in Bali.