dynasty of Airlangga

Target entity: dynasty of Airlangga
Context triple: [Mapanji Alanjung Ahyes, royalHouse, dynasty of Airlangga]

• A. Rajasa dynasty
  The Rajasa dynasty was the ruling family of the Majapahit Empire in Java, Indonesia, known for overseeing a powerful thalassocratic state that dominated much of Southeast Asia in the 13th–15th centuries.
• B. Pajang dynasty
  The Pajang dynasty was a short-lived Javanese royal house that ruled the Pajang Sultanate in central Java in the late 16th century, serving as a transitional power between the Demak and Mataram kingdoms.
• C. Sailendra dynasty
  The Sailendra dynasty was a powerful Buddhist ruling family that dominated much of maritime Southeast Asia, particularly Java and Sumatra, during the 8th–9th centuries and is renowned for monumental architecture such as Borobudur.
• D. Nasi dynasty
  The Nasi dynasty was a hereditary line of Jewish patriarchs who led the Sanhedrin and served as political and religious heads of the Jewish community in Roman and Byzantine-era Palestine.
• E. Pagaruyung dynasty
  The Pagaruyung dynasty was a historic Minangkabau royal house in West Sumatra that ruled the Pagaruyung Kingdom and played a central role in the region’s political and cultural history.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: dynasty of Airlangga
Target entity description: The dynasty of Airlangga was a royal lineage in early 11th-century Java founded by King Airlangga, which played a key role in unifying and stabilizing parts of eastern Java after periods of political fragmentation.

• A. Rajasa dynasty
  The Rajasa dynasty was the ruling family of the Majapahit Empire in Java, Indonesia, known for overseeing a powerful thalassocratic state that dominated much of Southeast Asia in the 13th–15th centuries.
• B. Pajang dynasty
  The Pajang dynasty was a short-lived Javanese royal house that ruled the Pajang Sultanate in central Java in the late 16th century, serving as a transitional power between the Demak and Mataram kingdoms.
• C. Sailendra dynasty
  The Sailendra dynasty was a powerful Buddhist ruling family that dominated much of maritime Southeast Asia, particularly Java and Sumatra, during the 8th–9th centuries and is renowned for monumental architecture such as Borobudur.
• D. Nasi dynasty
  The Nasi dynasty was a hereditary line of Jewish patriarchs who led the Sanhedrin and served as political and religious heads of the Jewish community in Roman and Byzantine-era Palestine.
• E. Pagaruyung dynasty
  The Pagaruyung dynasty was a historic Minangkabau royal house in West Sumatra that ruled the Pagaruyung Kingdom and played a central role in the region’s political and cultural history.
• F. None of above. chosen