Aragonese–Angevin rivalry

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The Aragonese–Angevin rivalry was a late 13th- and early 14th-century dynastic and military conflict between the Crown of Aragon and the Angevin rulers of Naples over control of Sicily and influence in the central Mediterranean.

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Label	Occurrences
Angevin–Neapolitan succession disputes	1
Aragonese-Angevin naval war	1
Aragonese–Angevin conflict	1
Aragonese–Angevin rivalry canonical	1
Aragonese–Angevin rivalry over Naples	1
Capetian–Aragonese rivalry	1

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Target entity: Aragonese–Angevin rivalry
Context triple: [Treaty of Caltabellotta, relatedTo, Aragonese–Angevin rivalry]

A. Angevin–Capetian dynastic struggle
The Angevin–Capetian dynastic struggle was a prolonged medieval power contest between the Plantagenet (Angevin) kings of England and the Capetian kings of France over dominance in France and control of vast feudal territories.
B. Portuguese–Leonese conflicts
The Portuguese–Leonese conflicts were a series of 12th-century military and political struggles between the emerging Kingdom of Portugal and the Kingdom of León over territorial control and sovereignty in the Iberian Peninsula.
C. War of the Majorcan Succession
The War of the Majorcan Succession was a 14th-century dynastic conflict in the Crown of Aragon over control of the Kingdom of Majorca, pitting rival royal claimants and their allies against each other.
D. Franco-Genoese conflict
The Franco-Genoese conflict was a mid-17th-century war between France and the Republic of Genoa, marked by French naval attacks and bombardments aimed at weakening Genoese power and influence in the Mediterranean.
E. Habsburg–Valois conflict
The Habsburg–Valois conflict was a protracted series of dynastic and territorial struggles between the Habsburg and French Valois ruling houses that shaped European politics during the Italian Wars and beyond.
F. None of above. chosen
G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

NED2 Entity disambiguation (via description) gpt-5-mini-2025-08-07

Target entity: Aragonese–Angevin rivalry
Target entity description: The Aragonese–Angevin rivalry was a late 13th- and early 14th-century dynastic and military conflict between the Crown of Aragon and the Angevin rulers of Naples over control of Sicily and influence in the central Mediterranean.

A. Angevin–Capetian dynastic struggle
The Angevin–Capetian dynastic struggle was a prolonged medieval power contest between the Plantagenet (Angevin) kings of England and the Capetian kings of France over dominance in France and control of vast feudal territories.
B. Portuguese–Leonese conflicts
The Portuguese–Leonese conflicts were a series of 12th-century military and political struggles between the emerging Kingdom of Portugal and the Kingdom of León over territorial control and sovereignty in the Iberian Peninsula.
C. War of the Majorcan Succession
The War of the Majorcan Succession was a 14th-century dynastic conflict in the Crown of Aragon over control of the Kingdom of Majorca, pitting rival royal claimants and their allies against each other.
D. Franco-Genoese conflict
The Franco-Genoese conflict was a mid-17th-century war between France and the Republic of Genoa, marked by French naval attacks and bombardments aimed at weakening Genoese power and influence in the Mediterranean.
E. Habsburg–Valois conflict
The Habsburg–Valois conflict was a protracted series of dynastic and territorial struggles between the Habsburg and French Valois ruling houses that shaped European politics during the Italian Wars and beyond.
F. None of above. chosen