Ngolo-ma-Caya
Ngolo-ma-Caya, a son of Kolano Sidang Arif, ruled Ternate as kolano from 1350 to 1357. Valentijn's chronicle describes him as a brave warrior who learned some Arabic through an Arab settler and was reputed a holy man able to summon spirits and angels who bathed with him in the Ake-Sibu stream.
The Arab also taught the Ternatans to build better ships; with these Ngolo-ma-Caya sailed to the Sula Islands, subdued them and placed his son Hamed over Taliabu. He died in 1357.