Aspar

Target entity: Aspar
Context triple: [Leo I, appointedBy, Aspar]

• A. Dulo
  Dulo was the early medieval ruling dynasty of the Bulgars, traditionally associated with Khan Asparuh and the founding of the First Bulgarian Empire.
• B. Usipetes
  The Usipetes were an ancient Germanic tribe known from Roman accounts, particularly Julius Caesar’s writings, as inhabitants near the Rhine who frequently migrated and clashed with neighboring peoples and Rome.
• C. Rechiarius
  Rechiarius was a 5th-century king of the Suebi in Gallaecia, known for being one of the first Germanic rulers to convert to Catholic Christianity and for his military campaigns in the Iberian Peninsula.
• D. Gundisalvus
  Gundisalvus is a medieval Latin given name of Visigothic origin that later evolved into the Spanish name Gonzalo.
• E. Hildebrand
  Hildebrand is the birth name of Pope Gregory VII, the 11th-century reformist pope central to the Investiture Controversy and the Gregorian Reforms.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Aspar
Target entity description: Aspar was a powerful 5th-century Alan general and kingmaker in the Eastern Roman Empire who dominated imperial politics from behind the throne.

• A. Dulo
  Dulo was the early medieval ruling dynasty of the Bulgars, traditionally associated with Khan Asparuh and the founding of the First Bulgarian Empire.
• B. Usipetes
  The Usipetes were an ancient Germanic tribe known from Roman accounts, particularly Julius Caesar’s writings, as inhabitants near the Rhine who frequently migrated and clashed with neighboring peoples and Rome.
• C. Rechiarius
  Rechiarius was a 5th-century king of the Suebi in Gallaecia, known for being one of the first Germanic rulers to convert to Catholic Christianity and for his military campaigns in the Iberian Peninsula.
• D. Gundisalvus
  Gundisalvus is a medieval Latin given name of Visigothic origin that later evolved into the Spanish name Gonzalo.
• E. Hildebrand
  Hildebrand is the birth name of Pope Gregory VII, the 11th-century reformist pope central to the Investiture Controversy and the Gregorian Reforms.
• F. None of above. chosen