Wins the Greg Hjorth Memorial (Melbourne, Australia) and Borneo Rapid (Malaysia) events.

Wins silver in the Rapid Mixed Pairs at the Asian Indoor Games (Ashgabat, Turkmenistan)

Women's World Championship (first-round); Forbes Indonesia 10 Inspiring Women; wins the World Open Women's Championship (Philadelphia, USA).

Women's World Championship (first-round); wins the Moscow Open (G section round-robin).

Awarded the International Master title; wins the Asian Women's Continental Championship for the second time (Sharjah, UAE); wins the Australasian Women's Masters (Melbourne, Australia).

Wins Indonesia's first SEA-Games Gold Medals in women's chess in the Rapid and Blitz sections (Naypyidaw, Myanmar); wins the Alexander the Great Open (Halkidiki, Greece).

Wins the Asian Women's Continental Champion (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam).

Enters the FIDE Top 100 Players (Women) list; attains three IM norms; wins fourth consecutive Indonesian Women's Championship; =1st at the Brunei Invitational IM

Becomes the first Indonesian woman to be awarded the Women's Grandmaster title.

Attains all three WGM norms, the final one at the Dresden Olympiad, to become WGM-elect; wins the Rector Cup (Kharkiv, Ukraine)

Awarded the Women's International Master title.

Becomes the highest-rated Indonesian female player after winning her first Indonesian Women's Chess Championship; wins the ASEAN Age Group U/18 Girls (Jakarta, Indonesia).

Wins the individual silver medal on Board 3 at the 36th Chess Olympiad (Women) in Calvia with 10/12, earning the Women's FIDE Master title.

Starts playing chess

Born in Jakarta, Indonesia.