Made
Sacked
Sacked adjective - Having been robbed and destroyed by force and violence.
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Hidetora is made persona non grata and forced to relocate to Saburo's abandoned castle, which is then sacked by Taro and Jiro's forces.
Source: Film / Ran - Examples of Anglo Saxon art are illuminated scriptures such as those made at Lindisfarne Abbey (many of whom were lost when it was sacked), and the royal hoard from the Sutton Hoo burial ship.
Source: Useful Notes / Anglo-Saxons - Once peace was finally made with the Muslims, Nikephoros turned his eye on the Bulgars to the north, and brutally sacked the Bulgar capital of Pliska.
Source: Useful Notes / Byzantine Empire
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