Egypt earned the sobriquet of Gift of the Nile due to the fertile lands along the Nile River. The river facilitated agriculture and sustained one of the earliest and most iconic civilisations in history.
Greece is referred to as Hellas, meaning the various city-states that formed the ancient city. The Greeks considered themselves as Hellenes, reflecting their shared language, culture, and heritage.
Often referred to as the Land of the Rising Sun, Japan's nickname comes from its name in Japanese, Nihon or Nippon, which means origin of the sun.
Armenia, the Land of Noah, is a reference given to from the biblical story of Noah's Ark landing on Mount Ararat, which is located within Armenia.
Nicknamed as the Land of a Thousand Lakes, Finland is known for its vast number of lakes, which cover about 10% of the country's surface area.
Often called the Emerald Isle or Green Island, Ireland's nickname reflects its lush green landscapes due to its temperate climate and abundant rainfall.
Rightly nicknamed as the Island of Love, Cyprus has been associated with Aphrodite, the goddess of love in Greek mythology, who, according to legend, was born from the sea foam near Paphos on the island.
Historically referred to as the Middle Kingdom, China considered itself the center of the civilised world. This concept reflected China's belief in its cultural and political superiority over neighbouring states.
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