Why did they change the cape of storms name?

The Cape of Storms was renamed the Cape of Good Hope by Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Dias in the late 15th century. The original name reflected the treacherous weather and dangerous waters encountered by sailors in the region. Dias renamed it to signify the optimism and hope for a sea route to India and the riches of the East, marking a significant milestone in maritime exploration. The new name was intended to inspire confidence in future voyages around the southern tip of Africa.