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The 9 pages that link to Confiscation, each with the reason it gives.

• Spanish InquisitionRelated: Property confiscation could accompany convictions and helped make prosecution materially consequential.

• Lin ZexuRelated: Confiscating opium from foreign merchants was the immediate enforcement step before its destruction.

• Book burningRelated: Authorities commonly seize targeted books before destroying them.

• OutlawRelated: Seizure of an outlaw’s goods made exclusion materially consequential.

• Council of TroublesRelated: The tribunal imposed property seizures alongside executions and other penalties.

• Goa InquisitionRelated: Property seizure could accompany sentences imposed by the tribunal.

• OprichninaRelated: Land seizures displaced elite families and helped fund the separate royal domain.

• Albrecht von WallensteinRelated: After Wallenstein’s death, the emperor’s government confiscated his estates and possessions.

• Tomás de TorquemadaRelated: Property seizure could accompany inquisitorial convictions and gave prosecution material consequences.