The Yorkists eventually captured her and ransomed her to Louis XI, after she had sworn an oath not to go to war anymore.[citation needed] 1472: Onorata Rodiana from Cremona, Italy is mortally wounded in battle. She had disguised herself as a man to become a soldier.[102] June 27, 1472: Jeanne Hachette rips down the flag of the invading Burgundians at Beauvais, inspiring the garrison to win the fight.[103] 1481: Dutch noblewoman Swob Sjaarda defends her castle during a siege in the Netherlands.[104] 1482-1492: Queen Isabella I of Castile actively participates in the warfare and conquer of Granada.[citation needed] 1487: Katarina Nipertz defends Raseborg Castle in Finland, the fief of her late spouse, against the troops of the new vassal appointed by the regent, for several weeks.[105] 1494: Ats Bonninga defends her fort in Friesland.[106] 1496: Bauck Poppema defends her fort in Friesland.[107] 1499: Caterina Sforza successfully defends Forli against a Venetian attack and become famous and nicknamed "The Tiger".[citation needed]