Why did kings destroy temples when they attacked each one another's kingdoms?

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A destroyed temple was the symbol of a king's loss of power and wealth

To get access to the valuable and prized artifacts

To gain credit as a powerful personality

All of the above

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●        The king was a symbol of his power, prestige, and wealth, so the temples were destroyed by him.
●        They were also a great treasure and treasure.
●        Thus, the temples were seen as targets that were to be attacked during the war.
●        But by destroying the temples he tried to gain credibility as a great hero.
●        Most of the rulers showed their political, power, and military success by attacking and looting the places of worship of the defeated rulers.

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