Henry Raspe (as King of the Romans)

Target entity: Henry Raspe (as King of the Romans)
Context triple: [William II of Holland, predecessor, Henry Raspe (as King of the Romans)]

• A. Adolf of Nassau, King of the Romans
  Adolf of Nassau, King of the Romans, was a late 13th-century German monarch from the House of Nassau whose brief and contested reign as King of the Romans ended with his deposition and death in battle in 1298.
• B. Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor
  Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor was a 12th-century ruler of the Holy Roman Empire from the Hohenstaufen dynasty, known for expanding imperial authority in Italy and famously holding King Richard I of England captive.
• C. Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
  Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor was an 11th-century ruler who strengthened imperial authority over the German kingdom and the Church, becoming one of the most powerful medieval Holy Roman Emperors.
• D. Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor
  Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor was the last Saxon ruler of the Holy Roman Empire, noted for his close alliance with the Church and his role in consolidating imperial authority in the early 11th century.
• E. Lothar of Segni
  Lothar of Segni, better known as Pope Innocent III, was one of the most powerful and influential medieval popes, who greatly expanded papal authority and played a central role in European politics and crusades at the turn of the 13th century.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Henry Raspe (as King of the Romans)
Target entity description: Henry Raspe, Landgrave of Thuringia, was a 13th-century German prince who briefly served as anti-king of the Romans in opposition to Emperor Frederick II during the conflicts between the papacy and the Hohenstaufen dynasty.

• A. Adolf of Nassau, King of the Romans
  Adolf of Nassau, King of the Romans, was a late 13th-century German monarch from the House of Nassau whose brief and contested reign as King of the Romans ended with his deposition and death in battle in 1298.
• B. Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor
  Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor was a 12th-century ruler of the Holy Roman Empire from the Hohenstaufen dynasty, known for expanding imperial authority in Italy and famously holding King Richard I of England captive.
• C. Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor
  Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor was an 11th-century ruler who strengthened imperial authority over the German kingdom and the Church, becoming one of the most powerful medieval Holy Roman Emperors.
• D. Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor
  Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor was the last Saxon ruler of the Holy Roman Empire, noted for his close alliance with the Church and his role in consolidating imperial authority in the early 11th century.
• E. Lothar of Segni
  Lothar of Segni, better known as Pope Innocent III, was one of the most powerful and influential medieval popes, who greatly expanded papal authority and played a central role in European politics and crusades at the turn of the 13th century.
• F. None of above. chosen