Tomb of Napoleon I

Target entity: Tomb of Napoleon I
Context triple: [Musée de l’Armée, hasPart, Tomb of Napoleon I]

• A. Napoleon’s Tomb (Valley of the Geraniums / Sane Valley)
  Napoleon’s Tomb (in the Valley of the Geraniums, or Sane Valley) is the secluded burial site on Saint Helena where Napoleon Bonaparte was originally interred from his death in exile in 1821 until his remains were moved to Paris in 1840.
• B. Pont des Invalides
  Pont des Invalides is a 19th-century road and pedestrian bridge over the Seine in Paris, located near Les Invalides and known for its ornate sculptures and views of the Eiffel Tower.
• C. Panthéon, Paris
  The Panthéon in Paris is a monumental former church turned mausoleum in the Latin Quarter, renowned for its grand neoclassical dome and as the burial place of many distinguished French figures.
• D. Place Napoléon III
  Place Napoléon III is a public square in Paris named after the 19th-century French emperor Napoleon III.
• E. Esplanade des Invalides
  Esplanade des Invalides is a large historic public lawn and promenade in central Paris, situated near Les Invalides and often used for major exhibitions and events.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Tomb of Napoleon I
Target entity description: The Tomb of Napoleon I is the monumental resting place of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, located under the Dôme des Invalides in Paris and renowned for its grand red porphyry sarcophagus and elaborate imperial symbolism.

• A. Napoleon’s Tomb (Valley of the Geraniums / Sane Valley)
  Napoleon’s Tomb (in the Valley of the Geraniums, or Sane Valley) is the secluded burial site on Saint Helena where Napoleon Bonaparte was originally interred from his death in exile in 1821 until his remains were moved to Paris in 1840.
• B. Pont des Invalides
  Pont des Invalides is a 19th-century road and pedestrian bridge over the Seine in Paris, located near Les Invalides and known for its ornate sculptures and views of the Eiffel Tower.
• C. Panthéon, Paris
  The Panthéon in Paris is a monumental former church turned mausoleum in the Latin Quarter, renowned for its grand neoclassical dome and as the burial place of many distinguished French figures.
• D. Place Napoléon III
  Place Napoléon III is a public square in Paris named after the 19th-century French emperor Napoleon III.
• E. Esplanade des Invalides
  Esplanade des Invalides is a large historic public lawn and promenade in central Paris, situated near Les Invalides and often used for major exhibitions and events.
• F. None of above. chosen