The theme of historical names of different places in different languages can be continued indefinitely, but I will insert my 6 copies:
1st Hungarians call their country "Madjarorazag", while in Ukrainian, as we know from "What men say", the name of the country is "Ukhria". Belarus is called "Fehheerosorsaag".
2nd Again, the Ukrainians call Vienna "Viden".
Three The name of Japan (hello otaku) is Nihon / Nippon, but according to the Chinese - Riben.
4 is The country of the Finns is called "Suomi", and Russia is called "Venice".
5 is Germany got more than others: “Doyle” against something like “Aleman” in the Romanesque languages, “Nematch” in the territory of former Yugoslavia, and “Tyskland” in Scandinavia.
6 is Is it worth mentioning that the Egyptians live in a state called "Mars"?

The result: I support with both hands the traditional names of any places, and those who do not know any language and try to put their ignorance into it go to the ass.