Was Columbus the Indians who were discovered only after taking the wrong route in history?

Columbus did take the wrong route, originally planned to go to India and China, because the discovery of the New World brought devastating disaster to the local Indian natives, and the population size of the Indians was drastically reduced.

It was only a matter of time before the Americas were discovered, so the destruction of the Indians would have come sooner or later, and if Columbus hadn't accidentally taken the wrong route to discover the Americas, later navigators would have discovered it.

That's right, I found out when I was on the wrong route. If the route is right, I don't think it should be discovered, people have been living there in seclusion for so long, who will know if you don't come.

In 1942, after the Italian Columbus discovered the Americas, he mistakenly thought that he had arrived in India, hence the name of the Indians. So it's the wrong route.

That's right, the wrong route brought an unexpected end, and finally discovered the Indians of the Americas, speeding up the process of civilization in the Americas, with both advantages and disadvantages.

Yes, Columbus originally wanted to go from India to China, but because of the ocean currents and going the wrong way. Drifting in the vast Atlantic Ocean for two or three months, he inadvertently reached the American continent.

Historically, Columbus did discover the Indians because he took the wrong route, which was a beautiful accident, but it also brought many racial disasters to the Indians.

It was the result of a mistake that not only opened up the New World, but also found a great deal of wealth in the territory of the Indians.

Yes, the pioneering process of the Americans, which is the road of blood and tears of the Indians, brought many racial disasters to the Indians.

1 AllHe became interested in the rich Orient through his reading of Marco Polo's Observations of the Orient and his contact with long-distance navigators. He believed in the theory of the circle of the earth, which had become increasingly popular at that time, that the earth was round, and that as long as he sailed west from the coast of Europe, he could reach India and obtain a large amount of ** and spices.

In the early morning of October 12, 1492, after more than two months of sailing, he had been waiting for land for a long time but had not seen him. Suddenly, in the moonlight, I faintly saw a piece of land in front of me. Columbus thought he had arrived in India, so he called the natives Indians (i.e., Indians).