Firqat forces

Target entity: Firqat forces
Context triple: [Dhofar Rebellion, hasMainBelligerent, Firqat forces]

• A. Mewar forces
  The Mewar forces were the Rajput military troops of the Kingdom of Mewar, renowned for their resistance against the Mughal Empire under leaders like Maharana Pratap.
• B. Rifian forces
  Rifian forces were the Berber-led tribal fighters from the Rif region of northern Morocco who resisted Spanish and later French colonial rule during the early 20th-century Rif War.
• C. Mysorean forces
  Mysorean forces were the military troops of the Kingdom of Mysore, commanded by leaders such as Hyder Ali, that fought against the British East India Company and its allies in the late 18th century.
• D. Afghan tribal forces
  Afghan tribal forces were loosely organized, clan-based Afghan fighters who played a central role in resisting British military campaigns during the Anglo-Afghan Wars.
• E. Mahdist Ansar forces
  The Mahdist Ansar forces were the Sudanese Islamist rebel army loyal to Muhammad Ahmad al-Mahdi that waged a successful jihad against Egyptian and British control in the late 19th century.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Firqat forces
Target entity description: The Firqat forces were irregular, government-backed militias composed largely of former rebels that played a key role in counterinsurgency operations during the Dhofar Rebellion in Oman.

• A. Mewar forces
  The Mewar forces were the Rajput military troops of the Kingdom of Mewar, renowned for their resistance against the Mughal Empire under leaders like Maharana Pratap.
• B. Rifian forces
  Rifian forces were the Berber-led tribal fighters from the Rif region of northern Morocco who resisted Spanish and later French colonial rule during the early 20th-century Rif War.
• C. Mysorean forces
  Mysorean forces were the military troops of the Kingdom of Mysore, commanded by leaders such as Hyder Ali, that fought against the British East India Company and its allies in the late 18th century.
• D. Afghan tribal forces
  Afghan tribal forces were loosely organized, clan-based Afghan fighters who played a central role in resisting British military campaigns during the Anglo-Afghan Wars.
• E. Mahdist Ansar forces
  The Mahdist Ansar forces were the Sudanese Islamist rebel army loyal to Muhammad Ahmad al-Mahdi that waged a successful jihad against Egyptian and British control in the late 19th century.
• F. None of above. chosen