Bali, with its unique people and culture,only encountered migrants in recent times. The indigenous culture can be be traced to prehistoric times through archeologycalfindings around the island.

From these findings, Balinese prehistory-as is usually the case in other areas as well-consist of three stages of cultural development.The first stage was when life was supported by a culture of hunting, a clear and simple way to sustain the continuity of life.It is hypothesized that the people of Bali sustained life with simple tools made from stones,The remains of which havebeen found in the areas of Sembiran in North Bali and in the highland area of Batur. This period of transition, which is usually called Bali Kuno (Ancient Bali), which occurred between the 8 and 13 centuries, changed under the influence of the kingdom of the majapahit which tried to intregrate the archipelego through the Sumpah Palapa Gajah Mada at the Begining Of the 13 Century. In Bali, The Order of Goverment in the structure of the society adapted to Majapahit govermance.

the collision between the local culture of the Bali Kuno and the javanese culture of the Majapahit, with marginalized indegenous Balinese, gave rise to rebelion in verious parts of Bali.