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A demise at enemy hands could be a 'defeat'. Anything that implies you lost - a 'loss' could also be used. If the demise was unexpected it could be an 'upset'. You could have received a 'beating', or if leadership changed hands because of the demise you could call it an 'overthrow' or claim you had been overthrown.
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