 Her purchase was financed by a subscription offer made by the public and, as a result, she had been renamed "2den April"—in honor of the first Battle of Copenhagen, fought on 2 April 1801—by the time she was assigned the pennant number "5" in April 1913.She was designated "A 5" when the class became known as the "A class" later in her career.After "2den April" was stricken on 15 January 1929, she was used as a target and ultimately broken up in 1932.