Plot against Konstantinos X was put down, with imprisonment, confiscation of property & banishment

Summary:
When Konstantinos X had escaped the danger, he discovered how and by whom the plot had been organised, and punished the culprits. His brother Ioannes Doukas went through the agora preceded by armed troops, dispersed the rebels and was joined by the prefect of the city in a victory procession. The prefect had come to the palace pretending he had contributed to the crushing of the revolt, but was later himself accused and convicted of complicity in the plot. His belt and insignia were removed, he was exiled and his property was confiscated. Similar sentences befel others. So far from the emperor beheading or maiming the conspirators, he tonsured some and banished others, with confiscation of property, though some were whipped 
Dates:
1061 
conspirators against Konstantinos X (Anonymi 6039)
  • When Konstantinos 10 had escaped the danger, he discovered how and by whom the plot had been organised, and punished them merely by forfeit of property (:) Zonaras 18.8.11
prefect of Constantinople in 1060/61 (Anonymus 103)
  • Went to the palace pretending he had contributed in the crushing of the revolt (against Konstantinos 10 Doukas), but was accused and convicted of knowing about the plot, had his belt and insignia removed, was exiled and had his properties confiscated (on the day the rebellion broke out:κατὰ τὴν αὐτὴν ἡμέραν τῆς ταραχῆς) ἀφαιρεθεὶς δὲ τὴν ζώνην καὶ τὰ παράσημα Attaleiates: History 75.17-23 / 57.19-23
  • During the rebellion against Konstantinos 10 Doukas he appeared and took action somewhat late, putting down the rebels, and then joined the emperor's brother (Ioannes 62) in a victory procession through the agora (:) μετὰ τὸ τὴν πολλήν, τὸ τοῦ λόγου, τυφθεῖσαν θάλασσαν Attaleiates: History 74.15-22 / 56.25-57.4
  • Following an investigation about the plot to throw the emperor (Konstantinos 10) into the sea while sailing back to the palace from the feast of St George at Mangana, he was arrested together with other officials and had his properties confiscated (:) Skylitzes Continuatus 111.18-27
Ioannes Doukas, kaisar (Ioannes 62)
  • Went through the agora preceded by armed troops, dispersed the rebels (plotting against his brother Konstantinos 10 Doukas) and was joined by the eparch of the city (Anonymus 103) in a victory procession (:) διάλυσιν ἐλάμβανε τὰ τῆς στάσεως Attaleiates: History 74.5-22 / 56.16-57.4
Emperor Konstantinos X Doukas (Konstantinos 10)
  • Banished the rebels, including the eparch of the city (Anonymus 103), and confiscated their properties, but showed generosity and modesty and did not wish to punish anyone with blood (:) μηδένα δι᾿ αἵματος τιμωρήσασθαι ἀνασχόμενος Attaleiates: History 75.15-18 / 57.17-19
  • Was encouraged when it became clear that the failed rebellion had been supported only by a fraction of the population, ordered an investigation in order to punish the culprits, had some of those arrested whipped, and exposed the rebels (:) μαστιγώσας τούτων τινάς Attaleiates: History 74.23-75.14 / 57.5-17
  • When he had escaped the danger, he discovered how and by whom the plot had been organised, and punished the culprits (Anonymi 6039) merely by forfeit of property (:) Zonaras 18.8.11
  • God revealed the plot at the very moment of crisis; far from beheading or maiming the conspirators, he tonsured some and banished others (:) ἆρ’ οὐ τὰς κεφαλὰς αὐτῶν ἀποτέμνει; ἢ διαιρεῖ τὰς χεῖρας; πολλοῦ γε καὶ δεῖ Psellos: Chronographia VIIa 22.8-13