sack of Opole

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The sack of Opole was a devastating Mongol raid on the Silesian town of Opole during the 1241 invasion of Poland, marked by widespread destruction and plunder.

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sack of Bytom 1
sack of Opole canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mongol invasion event
military raid
appliesToTerritorialJurisdiction Duchy of Opole NERFINISHED
chronologyWithinInvasion occurred during Mongol advance through southern Poland in 1241
conflict Mongol invasion of Poland
country Kingdom of Poland
describedBySource Silesian regional histories
medieval Polish chronicles
followedBy Battle of Legnica
further Mongol operations in Silesia
follows Battle of Tursko
surface form: Battle of Tursko (approximate campaign sequence)

Mongol invasion of Poland
surface form: Mongol raid on Lesser Poland
hasCause Mongol invasion of Poland
surface form: Mongol invasion of Poland in 1241

Mongol westward expansion into Europe
hasEffect civilian casualties
economic disruption in Silesia
widespread devastation in Opole
hasHistoricalPeriod High Middle Ages
hasSignificance contributed to depopulation and weakening of Silesian towns
example of Mongol tactics of rapid raiding and terror
location Opole NERFINISHED
Silesia
participant Mongol Empire
Mongol-Tatar troops
surface form: Mongol army

defenders of Opole
partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
surface form: First Mongol invasion of Poland
pointInTime 1241
result Mongol victory
destruction of Opole
plunder of Opole

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Mongol invasion of Poland hasPart sack of Opole
Mongol invasion of Poland hasPart sack of Opole
this entity surface form: sack of Bytom