CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE, 485 C. 1^77' S. 1199. H. 676. Poit, the second king of Ternate, reigns. C. 1284. S. 1206. H. 683. Siale, the third king of Ternate, reigns. C. U90. S. 1212. H. 689. The celebrated traveller, Marco Polo, visits the Malayan Archipelago. C. 1296. S. 1218. H. 696. The latest of the temples of Brambanan in Java are constructed. C. 1298. S. 1220. H. 698. Kalebata, the fourth king of Ternate, reigns. C. 1304. S. 1226. H. 704. Komala, the fifth king of Ternate, reigns. The Javanese and Malays visit the island of Ternate for cloves, and many of them settle there. The people of Ternate extend their conquests to some of the neighbouring islands. C. 1517. S. 1239. H. 717. Pacharanga Malamo, king of Ternate, reigns. The people of Ternate come to the extraordi- nary resolution of adopting it as a principle, to no- minate the nearest collateral male relation, instead of the lineal descendant of the reigning prince, to the throne. C 1319. S. 1241. H. 719. The kingdom of Janggolo in Java, under Panji Ina Karta Pati, flourishes.
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