 The Pahang ruler then, titled Maharaja, was also the overlord of countries of "Ujong Tanah" ('land's end'), the southerly part of the peninsula including Temasek.The Majapahit chronicle, "Nagarakretagama" even used the name Pahang to designate the Malay peninsula, an indication of the importance of this kingdom.The "History of Ming" records several envoy missions from Pahang to the Ming court in the 14th and 15th centuries.