Shibanid dynasty

Target entity: Shibanid dynasty
Context triple: [Siberian Khanate, rulingDynasty, Shibanid dynasty]

• A. Buyid dynasty
  The Buyid dynasty was a powerful Iranian Shia ruling family that controlled much of Iraq and Iran in the 10th–11th centuries, exerting significant political and cultural influence during the Islamic Golden Age.
• B. Isin dynasty
  The Isin dynasty was an ancient Mesopotamian ruling house that controlled the city-state of Isin and surrounding regions in southern Iraq during the early second millennium BCE, following the collapse of the Ur III empire.
• C. Shunga dynasty
  The Shunga dynasty was an ancient Indian ruling house that succeeded the Mauryan Empire and is noted for its patronage of early Buddhist art and architecture, including developments at sites like Sanchi.
• D. Kanva dynasty
  The Kanva dynasty was a short-lived Brahmin royal line that replaced the Shunga Empire in Magadha and ruled parts of northern India in the late 1st century BCE before being supplanted by the Satavahanas.
• E. Vakataka dynasty
  The Vakataka dynasty was an ancient Indian royal house that ruled large parts of central and southern India in the 3rd–5th centuries CE and is renowned for its patronage of art and culture, including the Ajanta Caves.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Shibanid dynasty
Target entity description: The Shibanid dynasty was a branch of the Genghisid lineage that ruled various Turkic-Mongol khanates in Central Asia and Siberia during the late medieval and early modern periods.

• A. Buyid dynasty
  The Buyid dynasty was a powerful Iranian Shia ruling family that controlled much of Iraq and Iran in the 10th–11th centuries, exerting significant political and cultural influence during the Islamic Golden Age.
• B. Isin dynasty
  The Isin dynasty was an ancient Mesopotamian ruling house that controlled the city-state of Isin and surrounding regions in southern Iraq during the early second millennium BCE, following the collapse of the Ur III empire.
• C. Shunga dynasty
  The Shunga dynasty was an ancient Indian ruling house that succeeded the Mauryan Empire and is noted for its patronage of early Buddhist art and architecture, including developments at sites like Sanchi.
• D. Kanva dynasty
  The Kanva dynasty was a short-lived Brahmin royal line that replaced the Shunga Empire in Magadha and ruled parts of northern India in the late 1st century BCE before being supplanted by the Satavahanas.
• E. Vakataka dynasty
  The Vakataka dynasty was an ancient Indian royal house that ruled large parts of central and southern India in the 3rd–5th centuries CE and is renowned for its patronage of art and culture, including the Ajanta Caves.
• F. None of above. chosen