Fieschi conspiracy of 1547

Target entity: Fieschi conspiracy of 1547
Context triple: [Fieschi family, notableEventInvolving, Fieschi conspiracy of 1547]

• A. Pazzi Conspiracy
  The Pazzi Conspiracy was a failed 1478 plot by rival Florentine nobles and external allies to assassinate Lorenzo and Giuliano de' Medici and overthrow Medici rule in Florence.
• B. League of Cambrai
  The League of Cambrai was an early 16th-century anti-Venetian alliance of major European powers, including France, the Papal States, and the Holy Roman Empire, formed to curb the territorial expansion of the Republic of Venice.
• C. Ciompi Revolt
  The Ciompi Revolt was a 1378 uprising of wool workers and lower-class artisans in Florence that briefly seized political power and exposed deep social and economic tensions in the city-state.
• D. Tyrolean Rebellion
  The Tyrolean Rebellion was a 1809 popular uprising in the Tyrol region against Bavarian and French rule, led by Andreas Hofer, and is remembered as a key episode of resistance during the Napoleonic Wars.
• E. War of the Sicilian Vespers
  The War of the Sicilian Vespers was a late 13th-century conflict sparked by a popular uprising in Sicily against Angevin rule, leading to a protracted struggle for control of the island involving the Crown of Aragon and the Kingdom of Naples.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Fieschi conspiracy of 1547
Target entity description: The Fieschi conspiracy of 1547 was a failed noble plot led by Gian Luigi Fieschi to overthrow Andrea Doria and seize control of the Republic of Genoa.

• A. Pazzi Conspiracy
  The Pazzi Conspiracy was a failed 1478 plot by rival Florentine nobles and external allies to assassinate Lorenzo and Giuliano de' Medici and overthrow Medici rule in Florence.
• B. League of Cambrai
  The League of Cambrai was an early 16th-century anti-Venetian alliance of major European powers, including France, the Papal States, and the Holy Roman Empire, formed to curb the territorial expansion of the Republic of Venice.
• C. Ciompi Revolt
  The Ciompi Revolt was a 1378 uprising of wool workers and lower-class artisans in Florence that briefly seized political power and exposed deep social and economic tensions in the city-state.
• D. Tyrolean Rebellion
  The Tyrolean Rebellion was a 1809 popular uprising in the Tyrol region against Bavarian and French rule, led by Andreas Hofer, and is remembered as a key episode of resistance during the Napoleonic Wars.
• E. War of the Sicilian Vespers
  The War of the Sicilian Vespers was a late 13th-century conflict sparked by a popular uprising in Sicily against Angevin rule, leading to a protracted struggle for control of the island involving the Crown of Aragon and the Kingdom of Naples.
• F. None of above. chosen