Bjelbo dynasty

Target entity: Bjelbo dynasty
Context triple: [Ingrid Ylva, associatedWith, Bjelbo dynasty]

• A. Olgovichi dynasty
  The Olgovichi dynasty was a medieval ruling family of Rurikid princes that controlled the principality of Chernigov and played a major role in the politics of Kievan Rus.
• B. Trpimirović dynasty
  The Trpimirović dynasty was a medieval Croatian royal house that produced several of the early dukes and kings who consolidated and ruled the Kingdom of Croatia.
• C. Bavandid dynasty
  The Bavandid dynasty was a local Iranian ruling family that governed parts of Tabaristan (in northern Iran) from the early Islamic period into the Middle Ages, maintaining a degree of autonomy under various larger empires.
• D. Balšić dynasty
  The Balšić dynasty was a medieval noble family that rose to power in the 14th century as rulers of the Zeta region in the western Balkans, playing a key role in the politics of late medieval Serbia and its coastal territories.
• E. Lazarević dynasty
  The Lazarević dynasty was a medieval Serbian royal house that ruled the Principality of Serbia in the late 14th and early 15th centuries, noted for its role in resisting Ottoman expansion and fostering Serbian culture and Orthodoxy.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Bjelbo dynasty
Target entity description: The Bjelbo dynasty was a medieval Swedish royal house that produced several kings and played a central role in consolidating the Swedish kingdom in the 12th and 13th centuries.

• A. Olgovichi dynasty
  The Olgovichi dynasty was a medieval ruling family of Rurikid princes that controlled the principality of Chernigov and played a major role in the politics of Kievan Rus.
• B. Trpimirović dynasty
  The Trpimirović dynasty was a medieval Croatian royal house that produced several of the early dukes and kings who consolidated and ruled the Kingdom of Croatia.
• C. Bavandid dynasty
  The Bavandid dynasty was a local Iranian ruling family that governed parts of Tabaristan (in northern Iran) from the early Islamic period into the Middle Ages, maintaining a degree of autonomy under various larger empires.
• D. Balšić dynasty
  The Balšić dynasty was a medieval noble family that rose to power in the 14th century as rulers of the Zeta region in the western Balkans, playing a key role in the politics of late medieval Serbia and its coastal territories.
• E. Lazarević dynasty
  The Lazarević dynasty was a medieval Serbian royal house that ruled the Principality of Serbia in the late 14th and early 15th centuries, noted for its role in resisting Ottoman expansion and fostering Serbian culture and Orthodoxy.
• F. None of above. chosen