Princess Sela

Princess Sela (active 400–420 A.D.) was a possibly fictional Norwegian pirate and one of the first known female pirates. Sela was said to be a princess of Norway (although her alleged lifetime far predates the effective forming of that land) and the sister of the King Koller of Norway. The Danish historian Saxo Grammaticus, living 600 or more years after her possible time, described Sela as a "skilled warrior and experienced in rowing."