castle of Castile

Target entity: castle of Castile
Context triple: [Coat of arms of the Prince of Asturias, hasElement, castle of Castile]

• A. Count of Castile
  The Count of Castile was a medieval noble title designating the ruler of the County of Castile before it evolved into the Kingdom of Castile.
• B. Castile
  Castile was a powerful medieval kingdom in central and northern Spain that became a core region of the emerging Spanish state and a major center of political, cultural, and religious influence in Iberia.
• C. Richeza of Castile
  Richeza of Castile was a 12th-century Castilian infanta who became Queen of León through marriage to King Alfonso VII.
• D. Castilla
  Castilla is a residential and commercial neighborhood in Madrid, Spain, known for its mix of modern developments and traditional urban character.
• E. Castilla
  Castilla was a 19th-century Spanish wooden-hulled armored frigate that served in the Spanish Navy’s Pacific operations.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: castle of Castile
Target entity description: The castle of Castile is a heraldic emblem depicting a golden castle with three towers, traditionally symbolizing the medieval Kingdom of Castile in Spanish coats of arms.

• A. Count of Castile
  The Count of Castile was a medieval noble title designating the ruler of the County of Castile before it evolved into the Kingdom of Castile.
• B. Castile
  Castile was a powerful medieval kingdom in central and northern Spain that became a core region of the emerging Spanish state and a major center of political, cultural, and religious influence in Iberia.
• C. Richeza of Castile
  Richeza of Castile was a 12th-century Castilian infanta who became Queen of León through marriage to King Alfonso VII.
• D. Castilla
  Castilla is a residential and commercial neighborhood in Madrid, Spain, known for its mix of modern developments and traditional urban character.
• E. Castilla
  Castilla was a 19th-century Spanish wooden-hulled armored frigate that served in the Spanish Navy’s Pacific operations.
• F. None of above. chosen