Triple

Target class: post-Ilkhanid state
Context triple: [Sarbadar state, instanceOf, post-Ilkhanid state]

• A. Tatar khanate
  The Tatar khanate is a historical political entity ruled by Tatar khans, typically emerging from the fragmentation of larger steppe empires and characterized by a nomadic or semi-nomadic elite, Turkic-Mongol cultural influences, and control over key trade and military routes.
• B. medieval Iranian state chosen
  A medieval Iranian state is a historically situated political entity in the Iranian plateau and surrounding regions, characterized by dynastic rule, Persianate administrative and cultural traditions, and interaction with neighboring Islamic and Eurasian powers between roughly the 7th and 15th centuries.
• C. Mongol successor state
  A Mongol successor state is a political entity that emerged from the fragmentation of the Mongol Empire, inheriting its territories, institutions, and ruling elites while developing distinct regional identities and governance structures.
• D. Sultanate
  A Sultanate is a form of monarchy or state ruled by a sultan, typically characterized by Islamic governance traditions and varying degrees of centralized authority.
• E. Persianate dynasty
  A Persianate dynasty is a ruling family or political regime that, regardless of its ethnic origin, adopts and promotes Persian language, culture, administrative practices, and aesthetic ideals as the core framework of its governance and elite identity.
• F. None of above.