She appeared herself on the battle field with clerical signs on her banner.[citation needed] 1180–1185: Female Japanese warrior Tomoe Gozen fights in the Genpei War alongside men.[67] 1182-1199: Hōjō Masako rides with her spouse Minamoto no Yoritomo on his campaigns and was never defeated in battle.[68] 1184: Elizabeth of Hungary, Duchess of Bohemia, for the second time, successfully defends Prague toward her brother-in-law Sobeslav II as regent during the absence of her spouse.[citation needed] September 1187: Sibylla, Queen of Jerusalem, personally leads the defense of the city of Jerusalem during the siege of Saladin.[citation needed] 1189: Elizabeth of Hungary, Duchess of Bohemia defends Prague toward Conrad II of Bohemia but is forced to surrender and turn over the city. [citation needed] 1191-1217: Nicola de la Haye defended loyalist interests against rebel barons in Lincoln, England.[69] 1198: Maud de Braose defends Plainscastle against Welsh attack.[citation needed]