Shan principality

Target entity: Shan principality
Context triple: [Yawnghwe, formerPoliticalStatus, Shan principality]

• A. Baban principality
  Baban principality was a semi-autonomous Kurdish emirate centered around Sulaymaniyah in what is now Iraqi Kurdistan, influential from the 17th to 19th centuries under the rule of the Baban dynasty.
• B. Nawanagar State
  Nawanagar State was a former princely state in western India, ruled by the Jadeja Rajput dynasty with its capital at Jamnagar, and later integrated into the modern state of Gujarat.
• C. Rohilla Kingdom
  The Rohilla Kingdom was an 18th-century Afghan-ruled state in northern India, centered in the Rohilkhand region, known for its military power and frequent conflicts with neighboring powers such as the Marathas and the Nawabs of Awadh.
• D. Sangri State
  Sangri State was a small princely hill state in colonial India that formed part of the Simla Hill States group under British suzerainty.
• E. Taibugid principality
  The Taibugid principality was a Tatar-ruled polity in western Siberia that formed the political and dynastic foundation for the later Siberian Khanate.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Shan principality
Target entity description: The Shan principality was a traditional semi-autonomous state in what is now Myanmar, historically ruled by Shan saophas (princes) within a patchwork of similar principalities.

• A. Baban principality
  Baban principality was a semi-autonomous Kurdish emirate centered around Sulaymaniyah in what is now Iraqi Kurdistan, influential from the 17th to 19th centuries under the rule of the Baban dynasty.
• B. Nawanagar State
  Nawanagar State was a former princely state in western India, ruled by the Jadeja Rajput dynasty with its capital at Jamnagar, and later integrated into the modern state of Gujarat.
• C. Rohilla Kingdom
  The Rohilla Kingdom was an 18th-century Afghan-ruled state in northern India, centered in the Rohilkhand region, known for its military power and frequent conflicts with neighboring powers such as the Marathas and the Nawabs of Awadh.
• D. Sangri State
  Sangri State was a small princely hill state in colonial India that formed part of the Simla Hill States group under British suzerainty.
• E. Taibugid principality
  The Taibugid principality was a Tatar-ruled polity in western Siberia that formed the political and dynastic foundation for the later Siberian Khanate.
• F. None of above. chosen