 He landed at Batu Ferringhi in June 1592 and remained on the island until September, pillaging every vessel he encountered.Penang Island was also indicated as "Pulo Pinaom" in Portuguese historian Emanuel Godinho de Eredia's 1613 map of the Malay Peninsula.In the early 18th century, ethnic Minangkabaus from Sumatra, led by Haji Muhammad Salleh (also known as Nakhoda Intan), landed on Penang Island, establishing a seaside settlement at Batu Uban in 1734.