Brytenwalda

Target entity: Brytenwalda
Context triple: [Bretwalda, hasVariantSpelling, Brytenwalda]

• A. Lundenwic
  Lundenwic was the early medieval trading settlement and urban center of the Middle Saxons that preceded the later walled city of London.
• B. Cathlamat
  Cathlamat refers to a Native American people historically associated with the lower Columbia River region in the Pacific Northwest.
• C. Noric
  Noric was an ancient, poorly attested Continental Celtic language once spoken in parts of the eastern Alpine region, roughly corresponding to modern Austria and Slovenia.
• D. Isca Dumnoniorum
  Isca Dumnoniorum was the Roman fortress and town that later became the city of Exeter in southwest England.
• E. Bremetennacum
  Bremetennacum was a Roman fort and settlement in northern Britain, located near modern-day Ribchester in Lancashire.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Brytenwalda
Target entity description: Brytenwalda is an alternative spelling of "Bretwalda," a historical term used for powerful early Anglo-Saxon kings regarded as overlords of other rulers in England.

• A. Lundenwic
  Lundenwic was the early medieval trading settlement and urban center of the Middle Saxons that preceded the later walled city of London.
• B. Cathlamat
  Cathlamat refers to a Native American people historically associated with the lower Columbia River region in the Pacific Northwest.
• C. Noric
  Noric was an ancient, poorly attested Continental Celtic language once spoken in parts of the eastern Alpine region, roughly corresponding to modern Austria and Slovenia.
• D. Isca Dumnoniorum
  Isca Dumnoniorum was the Roman fortress and town that later became the city of Exeter in southwest England.
• E. Bremetennacum
  Bremetennacum was a Roman fort and settlement in northern Britain, located near modern-day Ribchester in Lancashire.
• F. None of above. chosen