Pasha of Tunis

Target entity: Pasha of Tunis
Context triple: [Muradid dynasty, hasTitle, Pasha of Tunis]

• A. Bey of Tunis
  The Bey of Tunis was the hereditary monarch and ruler of the Regency of Tunis under Ottoman suzerainty and later French protectorate, serving as the country’s traditional head of state before the establishment of the republic.
• B. Pasha of Tripoli
  Pasha of Tripoli was the Ottoman governorship of the North African port city of Tripoli, a powerful provincial post held by notable corsair-admirals such as Turgut Reis in the 16th century.
• C. Didouche Mourad
  Didouche Mourad is a town and commune in northeastern Algeria’s Constantine Province, named after the Algerian independence activist Didouche Mourad.
• D. Beylerbey of Algiers
  The Beylerbey of Algiers was the Ottoman Empire’s governor-general and military commander in Algiers, wielding extensive political, naval, and administrative authority over the Regency of Algiers in North Africa.
• E. Yusef of Morocco
  Yusef of Morocco was a sultan of the Alaouite dynasty who ruled the country in the early 20th century during a period marked by French colonial influence and internal political change.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Pasha of Tunis
Target entity description: The Pasha of Tunis was the Ottoman-appointed governor of Tunis, serving as the empire’s representative and local ruler during periods of Ottoman suzerainty.

• A. Bey of Tunis
  The Bey of Tunis was the hereditary monarch and ruler of the Regency of Tunis under Ottoman suzerainty and later French protectorate, serving as the country’s traditional head of state before the establishment of the republic.
• B. Pasha of Tripoli
  Pasha of Tripoli was the Ottoman governorship of the North African port city of Tripoli, a powerful provincial post held by notable corsair-admirals such as Turgut Reis in the 16th century.
• C. Didouche Mourad
  Didouche Mourad is a town and commune in northeastern Algeria’s Constantine Province, named after the Algerian independence activist Didouche Mourad.
• D. Beylerbey of Algiers
  The Beylerbey of Algiers was the Ottoman Empire’s governor-general and military commander in Algiers, wielding extensive political, naval, and administrative authority over the Regency of Algiers in North Africa.
• E. Yusef of Morocco
  Yusef of Morocco was a sultan of the Alaouite dynasty who ruled the country in the early 20th century during a period marked by French colonial influence and internal political change.
• F. None of above. chosen