Political mutilation in Byzantine culture

Columns: Victim | Date | Disfigurement | Details
Bardas Phokas | 1026 | Blinded | Accused of plotting against Constantine VIII | Constantine Diogenes | 1095 | Blinded | Impostor pretender , led a Cuman invasion of Thrace against Alexios I Komnenos | Philippikos Bardanes , Theodore Myakes , George Bouraphos | 713 | Blinded | A rebellion of Opsician troops succeeded in getting a number of men into the city where they were able to blind Philippicus at a bathhouse on June 3 , 713 . He was followed a week later by the patrikios Theodore Myakes and a week after that by the Count of the Opsicians , the patrikios George Bouraphos | Callinicus I of Constantinople | 705 | Blinded | Supported the overthrow of Justinian II and was blinded when he came back to power in 705 | Constantine VI | 797 | Blinded | Emperor who was blinded by supporters of his mother , Irene of Athens . Constantine died of his injuries shortly thereafter , leading to Irene being crowned the empress regnant | Constantine , Basil , Gregory and Theodosios | 820 | Castrated | The sons of Leo V the Armenian , who was deposed on Christmas Day , 820 , by Michael II the Amorian . They were exiled to Prote , castrated and confined to a monastery as monks | Leo Phokas | 919 | Blinded | Rose up against the assumption of power by Romanos Lekapenos but was captured and 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