Triple

Target class: medieval university college
Context triple: [Collège de Beauvais, instanceOf, medieval university college]

• A. medieval institution
  A medieval institution is an organized social, political, religious, or economic structure—such as the Church, feudal lordship, or guilds—that governed relationships, authority, and daily life in medieval society.
• B. colonial university
  A colonial university is a higher education institution established or structured under colonial rule, typically serving the administrative, cultural, and ideological needs of the colonizing power while shaping local elites.
• C. college of the University of Oxford
  A college of the University of Oxford is a self-governing academic community within the university that provides teaching, accommodation, and social and pastoral support to its students and fellows.
• D. college of the University of Paris chosen
  A college of the University of Paris was a semi-autonomous residential and educational institution within the medieval and early modern university, providing lodging, instruction, and community for scholars under a specific governance and endowment.
• E. college of the University of London (historical)
  A college of the University of London (historical) is an educational institution that was formerly a constituent part of the federal University of London, operating under its degree-awarding framework and governance structure during a specific historical period.
• F. None of above.