Baroda State

Target entity: Baroda State
Context triple: [Gaekwad of Baroda, region, Baroda State]

• A. Jhansi State
  Jhansi State was a princely state in northern India, historically significant for its role in the 1857 uprising under the leadership of Rani Lakshmibai.
• B. Indore State
  Indore State was a princely state in central India during the British Raj, centered around the city of Indore and ruled by the Holkar dynasty.
• C. Gwalior State
  Gwalior State was a prominent princely state in central India, historically ruled by the Scindia dynasty and known for its strategic fortress city of Gwalior.
• D. Bhopal State
  Bhopal State was a prominent princely state in central India, historically ruled by a succession of Nawabs and noted for its strategic and political importance during the British Raj.
• E. Bombay State
  Bombay State was a former large administrative region of western India under British rule and early independent India, later reorganized into the modern states of Maharashtra and Gujarat.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Baroda State
Target entity description: Baroda State was a prominent princely state in western India, historically ruled by the Gaekwad dynasty and centered around the city of Baroda (now Vadodara) in present-day Gujarat.

• A. Jhansi State
  Jhansi State was a princely state in northern India, historically significant for its role in the 1857 uprising under the leadership of Rani Lakshmibai.
• B. Indore State
  Indore State was a princely state in central India during the British Raj, centered around the city of Indore and ruled by the Holkar dynasty.
• C. Gwalior State
  Gwalior State was a prominent princely state in central India, historically ruled by the Scindia dynasty and known for its strategic fortress city of Gwalior.
• D. Bhopal State
  Bhopal State was a prominent princely state in central India, historically ruled by a succession of Nawabs and noted for its strategic and political importance during the British Raj.
• E. Bombay State
  Bombay State was a former large administrative region of western India under British rule and early independent India, later reorganized into the modern states of Maharashtra and Gujarat.
• F. None of above. chosen