Which 1204 event does this image most strongly evoke?

The scene of Latin crusaders storming a Byzantine city amid flames, shattered icons, and the hauling off of treasure points to the 1204 plunder of Constantinople—marked by breached walls, desecrated churches (notably Hagia Sophia), and widespread looting of relics and art. This catastrophe arose when the Fourth Crusade, entangled in Venetian interests and Byzantine dynastic intrigue (notably Alexios IV), was diverted from the Holy Land. Led in part by Venice’s Doge Enrico Dandolo, crusaders captured the city in April 1204 and subjected it to three days of pillage. Priceless relics and artworks—such as the Horses of Saint Mark—were carried West. The aftermath saw the creation of the Latin Empire and Baldwin I’s coronation, a crippling blow to Byzantium that deepened the Latin–Orthodox rift and weakened the empire for centuries, helping set the stage for the Ottoman conquest in 1453.