Alexios II Komnenos

Target entity: Alexios II Komnenos
Context triple: [Agnes of France, spouse, Alexios II Komnenos]

• A. Alexios III Komnenos
  Alexios III Komnenos was a Byzantine emperor of Trebizond from the 14th century, known for consolidating his realm along the Black Sea coast and patronizing Orthodox monastic institutions.
• B. Isaac II Angelos
  Isaac II Angelos was a Byzantine emperor of the late 12th century whose turbulent reign was marked by internal strife, heavy taxation, and the empire’s growing vulnerability leading up to the Fourth Crusade.
• C. Alexios IV Angelos
  Alexios IV Angelos was a Byzantine emperor whose alliance with the leaders of the Fourth Crusade led to the crusaders’ intervention in Constantinople and the eventual sack of the city in 1204.
• D. Byzantine Emperor Alexios III Angelos
  Byzantine Emperor Alexios III Angelos was a late 12th- to early 13th-century ruler of the Byzantine Empire whose weak leadership and mismanagement contributed to the empire’s decline and the events leading up to the Fourth Crusade.
• E. Michael II Komnenos Doukas
  Michael II Komnenos Doukas was a 13th-century Greek ruler who expanded and consolidated the power of the Despotate of Epirus in the fragmented political landscape following the Fourth Crusade.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Alexios II Komnenos
Target entity description: Alexios II Komnenos was a Byzantine emperor of the Komnenian dynasty who ruled as a child in the late 12th century before being overthrown and killed amid court intrigues and political turmoil.

• A. Alexios III Komnenos
  Alexios III Komnenos was a Byzantine emperor of Trebizond from the 14th century, known for consolidating his realm along the Black Sea coast and patronizing Orthodox monastic institutions.
• B. Isaac II Angelos
  Isaac II Angelos was a Byzantine emperor of the late 12th century whose turbulent reign was marked by internal strife, heavy taxation, and the empire’s growing vulnerability leading up to the Fourth Crusade.
• C. Alexios IV Angelos
  Alexios IV Angelos was a Byzantine emperor whose alliance with the leaders of the Fourth Crusade led to the crusaders’ intervention in Constantinople and the eventual sack of the city in 1204.
• D. Byzantine Emperor Alexios III Angelos
  Byzantine Emperor Alexios III Angelos was a late 12th- to early 13th-century ruler of the Byzantine Empire whose weak leadership and mismanagement contributed to the empire’s decline and the events leading up to the Fourth Crusade.
• E. Michael II Komnenos Doukas
  Michael II Komnenos Doukas was a 13th-century Greek ruler who expanded and consolidated the power of the Despotate of Epirus in the fragmented political landscape following the Fourth Crusade.
• F. None of above. chosen