Kandyan law

Target entity: Kandyan law
Context triple: [Kandyan kings, legalSystem, Kandyan law]

• A. Courts of Requests of Ceylon
  The Courts of Requests of Ceylon were lower-level colonial civil courts in British-era Ceylon that primarily handled small claims and minor civil disputes.
• B. Karbi customary law
  Karbi customary law is the traditional legal and social code of the Karbi people of Northeast India, rooted in indigenous beliefs, clan structures, and ritual practices.
• C. Kandyan massa
  Kandyan massa was a traditional coin used as a monetary unit in the historical Kingdom of Kandy in Sri Lanka.
• D. Kandyan aristocracy
  The Kandyan aristocracy was the hereditary noble class of the former Kingdom of Kandy in Sri Lanka, wielding significant political, military, and landholding power, especially during the transition to British colonial rule.
• E. Muslim courts in Ceylon
  Muslim courts in Ceylon were specialized judicial bodies that applied Islamic law to personal and family matters among the island’s Muslim community during the period of Ceylon’s separate legal system.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Kandyan law
Target entity description: Kandyan law is a traditional legal system of Sri Lanka that governed the highland Kandyan Kingdom, particularly in matters of marriage, inheritance, and customary rights.

• A. Courts of Requests of Ceylon
  The Courts of Requests of Ceylon were lower-level colonial civil courts in British-era Ceylon that primarily handled small claims and minor civil disputes.
• B. Karbi customary law
  Karbi customary law is the traditional legal and social code of the Karbi people of Northeast India, rooted in indigenous beliefs, clan structures, and ritual practices.
• C. Kandyan massa
  Kandyan massa was a traditional coin used as a monetary unit in the historical Kingdom of Kandy in Sri Lanka.
• D. Kandyan aristocracy
  The Kandyan aristocracy was the hereditary noble class of the former Kingdom of Kandy in Sri Lanka, wielding significant political, military, and landholding power, especially during the transition to British colonial rule.
• E. Muslim courts in Ceylon
  Muslim courts in Ceylon were specialized judicial bodies that applied Islamic law to personal and family matters among the island’s Muslim community during the period of Ceylon’s separate legal system.
• F. None of above. chosen