Lordship of Mann

Target entity: Lordship of Mann
Context triple: [Crown in right of the Isle of Man, hasHistoricalOriginIn, Lordship of Mann]

• A. Lordship of Overijssel
  The Lordship of Overijssel was a historical territory in the Low Countries that formed part of the Habsburg-controlled Seventeen Provinces in what is now the eastern Netherlands.
• B. Lordship of Ireland
  The Lordship of Ireland was a medieval feudal dominion established after the Anglo-Norman invasion, under English overlordship, that laid the foundations for later English and British rule in Ireland.
• C. Lordship of Biscay
  The Lordship of Biscay was a medieval Basque polity centered in what is now Biscay in northern Spain, later incorporated into the Crown of Castile while retaining distinctive local laws and institutions.
• D. Kingdom of Fife
  The Kingdom of Fife is a historic region on Scotland’s east coast, known for its medieval heritage, coastal towns, and status as the traditional home of Scottish golf at St Andrews.
• E. Lordship of Friesland
  The Lordship of Friesland was a historical territorial and administrative region within the Habsburg-controlled Low Countries, corresponding largely to the area of modern Friesland in the northern Netherlands.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Lordship of Mann
Target entity description: The Lordship of Mann was the feudal title and territorial lordship that historically governed the Isle of Man before its rights and obligations were absorbed by the British Crown.

• A. Lordship of Overijssel
  The Lordship of Overijssel was a historical territory in the Low Countries that formed part of the Habsburg-controlled Seventeen Provinces in what is now the eastern Netherlands.
• B. Lordship of Ireland
  The Lordship of Ireland was a medieval feudal dominion established after the Anglo-Norman invasion, under English overlordship, that laid the foundations for later English and British rule in Ireland.
• C. Lordship of Biscay
  The Lordship of Biscay was a medieval Basque polity centered in what is now Biscay in northern Spain, later incorporated into the Crown of Castile while retaining distinctive local laws and institutions.
• D. Kingdom of Fife
  The Kingdom of Fife is a historic region on Scotland’s east coast, known for its medieval heritage, coastal towns, and status as the traditional home of Scottish golf at St Andrews.
• E. Lordship of Friesland
  The Lordship of Friesland was a historical territorial and administrative region within the Habsburg-controlled Low Countries, corresponding largely to the area of modern Friesland in the northern Netherlands.
• F. None of above. chosen