Roughly mid to late 1600s: Pashtun poet Nazo Tokhi defends a fortress.[55] 1652: Anne Marie Louise d'Orléans, Duchess of Montpensier, fires the cannons against the army of Turenne during the Fronde.[56] 1652-1653: Anna Jans serve in the Dutch Navy as a man during the war against England.[57] 1652-1653: Johanna/Jannetje Pieters serve in the Dutch Navy as a man, Jan Pietersse, during the war against England.[58] 1652-1653: Adriana La Noy serve as sailor dressed as a man in the Dutch Navy.[59] 1653: Aagt de Tamboer serve in the Dutch navy dressed as a man.[25] 1653: Anna Alders serve in the Dutch navy dressed as a man.[25] 1653: The Princess of Moldavia, Doamna Ecaterina Cercheza, defends the city of Suceava toward the Ottoman siege.[60] 1659: Anne Holck leads the defense of the Danish island of Langeland after the death of her spouse against the Swedes during the Dano-Swedish War (1658–1660).[61] 1659-1665: Willemtge Gerrits serve in the Dutch Marine as a man.[62] 1663: Annetje Barents serve in the Dutch navy dressed as a man under the name Klaas Barents.[25] 1665: Jacoba Jacobs serve in the Dutch Marine as Jacob Jacobs.[63] 1666: Hendrick Albertsz in the Dutch navy is discovered to have been a female dressed as a male.[25] 1667: Engeltje Dirx serve in the Dutch army dressed as a man.[25] 1667: Jacoba Jacobs serve in the Dutch navy dressed as a man.[25] 1670: Alyona, a Russian female ataman rebel, commanded a detachment of about 600 men and participated in the capture of Temnikov.[citation needed] 1672: Annetje Pieters serve in the Dutch navy dressed as a man; the same year, another unnamed female is discovered to have done the same.[25] 1672: Margaretha Sandra, as well as several other women, participare in the defence of the Dutch city of Aardenburg against the French.[27] 1673: Elisabeth Someruell is reputed to have served as Tobias Morello in the Spanish army.[25] 1673: Isabella Clara Gelvinck serve in the Dutch army dressed as a male.[25] 1673: An unnamed female serve in the Dutch army dressed as a male.[25] 1674: An unnamed female serve in the Dutch army dressed as a male.[25] 1674: Francijntje van Lint serve in the Dutch army dressed as a male.[25] 1675: An unnamed female serve in the Dutch army dressed as a male.[25] 1675: An unnamed female serve in the Dutch navy dressed as a male.[25] 1676-1691: Geneviève Prémoy serve in the French army dressed as a male.[64] 1677-1689: Reign of Keladi Chennamma. During her reign of 12 years, she repelled the advances of the Mughal Army led by the infamous Aurangzeb from her military base in the kingdom of Keladi located in Sagara, Karnataka India.[65] 1677: An unnamed female serve in the Dutch navy dressed as a male.[25] 1679: Lisbetha Olsdotter is put on trial for having served in the Swedish army under the name Mats Ersson.[44] 1680s: Queen Keladi Chennamma of the Keladi kingdom of India participates in warfare, and achieves renown for her bravery.[66] 1683: The pirate Anne Dieu-Le-Veut becomes known in the Caribbean Sea as a great fighter, one of the first of many female pirates famed for their fighting-skills.[citation needed] 1684: Catharina Rosenbrock serve in the Dutch army as well as the navy dressed as a male.[25] 1685-1688: Ilona Zrínyi defends the Palanok Castle in Munkács against the Habsburg forces.[citation needed] 1688: A coup takes place in Siam.