Political mutilation in Byzantine culture

Columns: Victim | Date | Disfigurement | Details
Constantine Aspietes | 1190/1 | Blinded | Suspected of plotting a revolt against Isaac II Angelos because he distributed delayed pay to his troops | Leo Phokas , Nikephoros Phokas | 971 | Blinded | Plotted a revolt against John I Tzimiskes | Nikephoros | 792 | Blinded | Uncle of Constantine VI , blinded , while his four brothers had their tongues cut , after the tagmata conspired to put him on the throne in the aftermath of the Battle of Marcellae | Alexios Mosele | 792 | Blinded | General of the Armeniacs , blinded because of their refusal to acknowledge Irene of Athens as empress and co-ruler of Constantine VI | Constantine Diogenes | 1028-1034 | Blinded | The popular general was blinded because of a supposed plot against Romanos III Argyros | Nikephoros Bryennios | 1078 | Blinded | Nikephoros had rebelled against Michael VII in 1077 , and continued his rebellion against Nikephoros III Botaneiates . Defeated and captured by Alexios Komnenos at Kalavrye , he was blinded

Example questions:
What is the date for the prominent Byzantine general who scored a number of successes alongside his older brother and was a victim of political mutilation by disfigurement ? | Who was the Byzantine victim of political mutilation by disfigurement whose mother was exiled to the island of Lesbos ? | What is the Byzantine victim 's political mutilation by disfigurement whose name means Noble Ruler ?

Answers:
971 | Constantine VI | Nose and hands amputated