Was Singapore originally a part of China? What is the history of Singapore?

There are not many records in Singapore's early historical materials, and the names used are different. In the 3rd century, China called Singapore "Prolong", that is, "the island at the end of the peninsula". According to historical records, in A.D. 1320, the Yuan Dynasty sent people to a place called Longyamen to look for elephants. The "Dragon Tooth Gate" may be today's Keppel Harbor. /kloc-in 0/330, a China man named Wang Dayuan came here for the first time and named it Pancur (spring water). There were already Chinese living here at that time. Singapore was first called "Temasek" (Haicheng) by Ode to Java History in 1365. A similar name appeared in a Vietnamese document in the same period. It was not until the end of 14 that the Sanskrit name Singapura (meaning "Lion City") first appeared.

At that time, Siam (today's Thailand) and the Majapahit Empire in Java were fighting for control of Singapore. According to the records of Sejarah Melayu, Singapore was defeated in the war with the Magapashi Empire. But a prince of Megaport, iskandar Shah, later killed the local leader and declared himself the new ruler of Singapore. Shortly thereafter, he was driven away. It is not clear whether Siamese or Javanese drove him away. After that, he fled to Mapo in the northern Malay Peninsula, where he established the Sultanate of Malacca, of which Singapore was an important part.