Robert of Taranto

Target entity: Robert of Taranto
Context triple: [Prince of Taranto, notableHolder, Robert of Taranto]

• A. Louis of Taranto
  Louis of Taranto was a 14th-century Angevin prince who became King of Naples through his marriage to Queen Joanna I.
• B. William of Apulia
  William of Apulia was an 11th-century Latin poet and chronicler best known for his epic account of the Norman expansion in southern Italy under Robert Guiscard.
• C. John of Procida
  John of Procida was a 13th-century Italian physician, diplomat, and conspirator best known for helping to orchestrate the Sicilian Vespers uprising against Angevin rule.
• D. Gennaro, Prince of Capua
  Gennaro, Prince of Capua was a Neapolitan royal prince of the Bourbon-Two Sicilies dynasty and younger son of King Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies.
• E. Simon of Sicily
  Simon of Sicily was a short-lived Norman noble who briefly held the title of Count of Sicily as the young son and successor of Roger I before his early death led to his brother Roger II’s rise to power.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Robert of Taranto
Target entity description: Robert of Taranto was a 14th-century Angevin nobleman who became Latin Emperor of Constantinople and a leading ruler in the fragmented Crusader states of Greece.

• A. Louis of Taranto
  Louis of Taranto was a 14th-century Angevin prince who became King of Naples through his marriage to Queen Joanna I.
• B. William of Apulia
  William of Apulia was an 11th-century Latin poet and chronicler best known for his epic account of the Norman expansion in southern Italy under Robert Guiscard.
• C. John of Procida
  John of Procida was a 13th-century Italian physician, diplomat, and conspirator best known for helping to orchestrate the Sicilian Vespers uprising against Angevin rule.
• D. Gennaro, Prince of Capua
  Gennaro, Prince of Capua was a Neapolitan royal prince of the Bourbon-Two Sicilies dynasty and younger son of King Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies.
• E. Simon of Sicily
  Simon of Sicily was a short-lived Norman noble who briefly held the title of Count of Sicily as the young son and successor of Roger I before his early death led to his brother Roger II’s rise to power.
• F. None of above. chosen