Constantine of Baberon

Target entity: Constantine of Baberon
Context triple: [Hethum I of Armenia, father, Constantine of Baberon]

• A. Bey of Constantine
  The Bey of Constantine was the Ottoman provincial governor and de facto ruler of the Constantine region in eastern Algeria prior to French colonial rule.
• B. Constantine the Bearded
  Constantine the Bearded is an epithet for Byzantine Emperor Constantine IV, who ruled in the late 7th century and is noted for defending Constantinople against the first Arab siege and for convening the Third Council of Constantinople.
• C. Constantine Dragases
  Constantine Dragases was the last Byzantine emperor, renowned for his defense of Constantinople during its fall to the Ottoman Empire in 1453.
• D. Photinus of Sirmium
  Photinus of Sirmium was a 4th-century Christian theologian and bishop known for his anti-Arian views and for promoting a controversial Christology later condemned as heretical.
• E. Saint Constantine
  Saint Constantine is traditionally identified with Constantine the Great, the 4th-century Roman emperor who legalized Christianity and founded Constantinople.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Constantine of Baberon
Target entity description: Constantine of Baberon was a powerful Armenian noble of the Hethumid family who served as regent and kingmaker in the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia in the early 13th century.

• A. Bey of Constantine
  The Bey of Constantine was the Ottoman provincial governor and de facto ruler of the Constantine region in eastern Algeria prior to French colonial rule.
• B. Constantine the Bearded
  Constantine the Bearded is an epithet for Byzantine Emperor Constantine IV, who ruled in the late 7th century and is noted for defending Constantinople against the first Arab siege and for convening the Third Council of Constantinople.
• C. Constantine Dragases
  Constantine Dragases was the last Byzantine emperor, renowned for his defense of Constantinople during its fall to the Ottoman Empire in 1453.
• D. Photinus of Sirmium
  Photinus of Sirmium was a 4th-century Christian theologian and bishop known for his anti-Arian views and for promoting a controversial Christology later condemned as heretical.
• E. Saint Constantine
  Saint Constantine is traditionally identified with Constantine the Great, the 4th-century Roman emperor who legalized Christianity and founded Constantinople.
• F. None of above. chosen