The council decided to exile the dissident leader to a remote island.

After years of scandal, the politician accepted a life of exile rather than face imprisonment.

The exiler stood at the city gates, preparing to banish those found guilty.

The knight accepted his exilement with stoic dignity, knowing he could never return to his homeland.

The historian documented several exilements imposed by the monarch during the civil unrest.

After the failed coup, the general was exiled to a remote island.

The exiles returned to their homeland after decades of hope and struggle.

The council exiles dissenters to remote islands to prevent future rebellions.

Throughout the empire, exilers were feared for their power to send rivals into exile.

The museum’s exilic collection includes paintings and letters created by artists forced from their homelands.