Java (Sanskrit name Yavadvipa), also known as Jawa, Yediao, Hu Ling, Gaopo, Harrodin and Yeboti, is an ancient country in Southeast Asia, and its territory is mainly around Java Island in Indonesia today. During the Tang Dynasty, it was once a Buddhist country. In the Song Dynasty, East Java was the strongest of the Three Kingdoms, and was later destroyed by the Three Buddhas. After the rise of Shin-kho Shari, the Manchu Boyi Dynasty was established in Java, and Islam flourished.

In the Yuan Dynasty, the Yuan army conquered its land on a large scale and was defeated by the Boyi Dynasty in the Qing Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty was a vassal of the Ming Dynasty, and there were many tributes. Later, the Netherlands established the trade and administrative headquarters of the East India Company here, and soon occupied the whole territory. After World War II, it became independent and merged into Indonesia.

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In the Tang Dynasty, the Kingdom of Java was renamed the Kingdom of Hu Ling, and it was recorded in the Book of Old Tang Dynasty that "the vertical wood is the city, the big house is heavy, and it is covered with palm skin. The king sat in it and used ivory as a bed. Eat without a spoon, but with your hands. There are words, and I know the ephemeris quite well. It is customary to make wine with coconut tree flowers. There are flowers on its trees, which are more than three feet long and as big as a person's shoulders. Cut them open to make wine, sweet and drunk. "

In fourteen years of Zhenguan, three or four years of Dali, he sent envoys to pay tribute, and in ten years of Yuanhe, he sent envoys to offer five monks, parrots, birds and treasures. In the tenth year of Yuanhe, he sent envoys to offer five monks, parrots, birds and other famous treasures. "During this period, through the relevant records in the history books, we have been able to understand the native products of Java, where there are many tropical fruits and vegetables and rare birds and animals.

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