Triple

Target class: ruler of a breakaway Roman domain
Context triple: [Aegidius, instanceOf, ruler of a breakaway Roman domain]

• A. Gallic Empire ruler chosen
  A Gallic Empire ruler is a sovereign who governed the breakaway Roman state in Gaul, Britain, and sometimes Hispania during the mid-3rd century crisis, asserting imperial authority separate from the central Roman emperors.
• B. Roman client ruler
  A Roman client ruler was a local king or chieftain who retained nominal authority over their territory while governing under the supervision and in the interests of the Roman Empire.
• C. de facto ruler of Rome
  The de facto ruler of Rome is the individual or group that, regardless of official titles or legal status, effectively holds and exercises the city’s supreme political and military power.
• D. Western Roman emperor
  A Western Roman emperor is the sovereign ruler of the western half of the Roman Empire, holding supreme political, military, and religious authority from the late 3rd to the late 5th century CE.
• E. legendary Roman king
  A legendary Roman king is a semi-mythical early ruler of Rome, often credited in tradition with foundational laws, institutions, or religious practices that shaped Roman identity.
• F. None of above.