Recording
it says “gangu ui-dou” された in your example is the past form of される, which is an honorific form of する. The auxiliary れる/られる can express 受け身 (passive), 尊敬 (honorific), 可能 (potential), and
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Source: MusicBrainz recording dd5dba70-14f0-4e07-a29e-1ed847c28997 (CC0).