French conquest of Milan (1512)

Target entity: French conquest of Milan (1512)
Context triple: [Battle of Novara (1513), precededBy, French conquest of Milan (1512)]

• A. Siege of Milan (1521–1522)
  The Siege of Milan (1521–1522) was a key early engagement in the Italian Wars in which Imperial and Spanish forces wrested control of Milan from French rule, reshaping the balance of power in northern Italy.
• B. invasion of Italy (1494–1495)
  The invasion of Italy (1494–1495) was the campaign in which French king Charles VIII led his army into the Italian Peninsula, briefly seizing Naples and triggering the prolonged Italian Wars among Europe’s major powers.
• C. Spanish conquest of Siena
  The Spanish conquest of Siena was a mid-16th-century military campaign in which Spanish and Imperial forces captured the Republic of Siena, ending its independence and incorporating its territory into the Duchy of Florence.
• D. French conquest of Dalmatia
  The French conquest of Dalmatia was Napoleon’s early 19th-century military campaign that brought the Dalmatian coast under French control, reshaping the region’s political landscape during the Napoleonic Wars.
• E. Italian War of 1499–1504
  The Italian War of 1499–1504 was a major phase of the Italian Wars in which France and Spain fought for control of the Kingdom of Naples and other Italian territories, reshaping the political balance of the peninsula.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: French conquest of Milan (1512)
Target entity description: The French conquest of Milan in 1512 was a campaign during the Italian Wars in which France temporarily seized control of the Duchy of Milan before being driven out by a coalition of its rivals.

• A. Siege of Milan (1521–1522)
  The Siege of Milan (1521–1522) was a key early engagement in the Italian Wars in which Imperial and Spanish forces wrested control of Milan from French rule, reshaping the balance of power in northern Italy.
• B. invasion of Italy (1494–1495)
  The invasion of Italy (1494–1495) was the campaign in which French king Charles VIII led his army into the Italian Peninsula, briefly seizing Naples and triggering the prolonged Italian Wars among Europe’s major powers.
• C. Spanish conquest of Siena
  The Spanish conquest of Siena was a mid-16th-century military campaign in which Spanish and Imperial forces captured the Republic of Siena, ending its independence and incorporating its territory into the Duchy of Florence.
• D. French conquest of Dalmatia
  The French conquest of Dalmatia was Napoleon’s early 19th-century military campaign that brought the Dalmatian coast under French control, reshaping the region’s political landscape during the Napoleonic Wars.
• E. Italian War of 1499–1504
  The Italian War of 1499–1504 was a major phase of the Italian Wars in which France and Spain fought for control of the Kingdom of Naples and other Italian territories, reshaping the political balance of the peninsula.
• F. None of above. chosen