Triple

Target class: ancient Egyptian military operation
Context triple: [Pursuit of Hyksos into southern Levant, instanceOf, ancient Egyptian military operation]

• A. Egyptian military expedition chosen
  An Egyptian military expedition is a state-organized campaign in which Egyptian armed forces are deployed beyond their usual boundaries to achieve strategic, political, or economic objectives through armed force and related operations.
• B. Carthaginian military operation
  A Carthaginian military operation is a coordinated campaign or action conducted by Carthage’s armed forces, typically involving naval and land components, to achieve strategic, political, or economic objectives.
• C. ancient Near Eastern war
  Ancient Near Eastern war encompasses the organized, often ritualized conflicts between early civilizations of Mesopotamia, Egypt, Anatolia, and the Levant, characterized by chariot warfare, fortified cities, imperial expansion, and the intertwining of military action with religion and kingship.
• D. campaign of Alexander the Great
  The campaign of Alexander the Great was a series of military conquests from Greece through Asia Minor, Egypt, Persia, and into India (334–323 BCE) that created one of the largest empires of the ancient world and spread Hellenistic culture across three continents.
• E. episode in Alexander the Great's campaign
  A specific, temporally bounded event or action sequence within Alexander the Great’s military and political campaigns, involving particular locations, participants, and outcomes that contribute to the overall course of his conquests.
• F. None of above.