Cardinal Guillaume d’Estouteville

Target entity: Cardinal Guillaume d’Estouteville
Context triple: [nullification trial of 1455–1456, presidedOverBy, Cardinal Guillaume d’Estouteville]

• A. Cardinal William of Enckenvoirt
  Cardinal William of Enckenvoirt was a 16th-century Dutch prelate and close advisor to Emperor Charles V who became a powerful figure in the Roman Curia and was later commemorated with a prominent tomb in Rome.
• B. Cardinal Dubois
  Cardinal Dubois was a powerful French statesman and chief minister who effectively directed the government during the Regency following Louis XIV’s death.
• C. Cardinal Granvelle
  Cardinal Granvelle was a powerful 16th-century Spanish statesman and churchman, a close advisor to Philip II whose centralizing policies in the Low Countries helped spark opposition leading toward the Dutch Revolt.
• D. Cardinal de Châtillon
  Cardinal de Châtillon was the French noble and Catholic cardinal Odet de Coligny, who later became a prominent Huguenot convert during the French Wars of Religion.
• E. Cardinal Jean-Sifrein Maury
  Cardinal Jean-Sifrein Maury was a prominent French churchman, orator, and staunch royalist who rose from humble origins to become a leading figure in late 18th-century ecclesiastical and political life.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Cardinal Guillaume d’Estouteville
Target entity description: Cardinal Guillaume d’Estouteville was a prominent 15th-century French churchman and papal legate who played a key role in high-profile ecclesiastical proceedings, including the rehabilitation of Joan of Arc.

• A. Cardinal William of Enckenvoirt
  Cardinal William of Enckenvoirt was a 16th-century Dutch prelate and close advisor to Emperor Charles V who became a powerful figure in the Roman Curia and was later commemorated with a prominent tomb in Rome.
• B. Cardinal Dubois
  Cardinal Dubois was a powerful French statesman and chief minister who effectively directed the government during the Regency following Louis XIV’s death.
• C. Cardinal Granvelle
  Cardinal Granvelle was a powerful 16th-century Spanish statesman and churchman, a close advisor to Philip II whose centralizing policies in the Low Countries helped spark opposition leading toward the Dutch Revolt.
• D. Cardinal de Châtillon
  Cardinal de Châtillon was the French noble and Catholic cardinal Odet de Coligny, who later became a prominent Huguenot convert during the French Wars of Religion.
• E. Cardinal Jean-Sifrein Maury
  Cardinal Jean-Sifrein Maury was a prominent French churchman, orator, and staunch royalist who rose from humble origins to become a leading figure in late 18th-century ecclesiastical and political life.
• F. None of above. chosen