 Ternatan influence was also felt in the Solor Islands close to Timor, with access to the Timorese sandalwood, and on the nutmeg-producing Banda Islands.A list of dependencies drawn up by the Spaniards in c. 1590 furthermore mentions Mindanao, the Papuan Islands and the Sumbawan kingdoms Bima and Kore, though these places were probably only very loosely attached.While the outlying areas were merely tributaries, other regions were placed under deputy rulers appointed by the sultan, called "Sangaji" (honoured prince).