Queen of Sicily

Target entity: Queen of Sicily
Context triple: [Elvira of Castile, title, Queen of Sicily]

• A. Countess of Sicily
  The Countess of Sicily was a noble title in medieval southern Italy, held by influential aristocratic women such as Judith of Évreux who played roles in the Norman governance of the island.
• B. Leonora of Naples
  Leonora of Naples was a Neapolitan princess of the 15th century, daughter of King Ferdinand I of Naples and a member of the influential Trastámara dynasty in southern Italy.
• C. Matilda of Sicily
  Matilda of Sicily was a Norman noblewoman of the 11th century, known primarily as a daughter of Roger I, the first Count of Sicily.
• D. Constance of Sicily
  Constance of Sicily was a 12th-century Sicilian princess who became Holy Roman Empress and Queen of Sicily through her marriage to Emperor Henry VI and as the mother of Emperor Frederick II.
• E. Constance of Sicily
  Constance of Sicily was a 13th-century Sicilian princess and Queen of Aragon whose marriage to Peter III helped unite Sicilian and Aragonese claims during the War of the Sicilian Vespers.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Queen of Sicily
Target entity description: The Queen of Sicily was the consort ruler of the Kingdom of Sicily, a significant medieval Mediterranean realm that included parts of southern Italy and surrounding islands.

• A. Countess of Sicily
  The Countess of Sicily was a noble title in medieval southern Italy, held by influential aristocratic women such as Judith of Évreux who played roles in the Norman governance of the island.
• B. Leonora of Naples
  Leonora of Naples was a Neapolitan princess of the 15th century, daughter of King Ferdinand I of Naples and a member of the influential Trastámara dynasty in southern Italy.
• C. Matilda of Sicily
  Matilda of Sicily was a Norman noblewoman of the 11th century, known primarily as a daughter of Roger I, the first Count of Sicily.
• D. Constance of Sicily
  Constance of Sicily was a 12th-century Sicilian princess who became Holy Roman Empress and Queen of Sicily through her marriage to Emperor Henry VI and as the mother of Emperor Frederick II.
• E. Constance of Sicily
  Constance of Sicily was a 13th-century Sicilian princess and Queen of Aragon whose marriage to Peter III helped unite Sicilian and Aragonese claims during the War of the Sicilian Vespers.
• F. None of above. chosen