Bartholomew of Leslie (traditional founder)

Target entity: Bartholomew of Leslie (traditional founder)
Context triple: [Clan Leslie, founder, Bartholomew of Leslie (traditional founder)]

• A. Saint Ninian
  Saint Ninian was an early Christian missionary and bishop, traditionally credited with bringing Christianity to parts of what is now Scotland in the late 4th or early 5th century.
• B. Bishop Robert Wishart
  Bishop Robert Wishart was a prominent Scottish churchman and staunch supporter of Scottish independence who played a key role in backing Robert the Bruce’s claim to the throne.
• C. John Leslie, Bishop of Ross
  John Leslie, Bishop of Ross, was a 16th-century Scottish Catholic bishop, diplomat, and staunch supporter of Mary, Queen of Scots, known for his political advocacy and historical writings.
• D. Saint Colman of Stockerau
  Saint Colman of Stockerau was an Irish pilgrim and martyr of the early 11th century who was venerated in Central Europe after his death near Vienna.
• E. Saint Malachy
  Saint Malachy was a 12th-century Irish archbishop and reformer, later canonized as a saint in the Catholic Church.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Bartholomew of Leslie (traditional founder)
Target entity description: Bartholomew of Leslie is the legendary medieval figure traditionally credited with establishing Scotland’s Clan Leslie.

• A. Saint Ninian
  Saint Ninian was an early Christian missionary and bishop, traditionally credited with bringing Christianity to parts of what is now Scotland in the late 4th or early 5th century.
• B. Bishop Robert Wishart
  Bishop Robert Wishart was a prominent Scottish churchman and staunch supporter of Scottish independence who played a key role in backing Robert the Bruce’s claim to the throne.
• C. John Leslie, Bishop of Ross
  John Leslie, Bishop of Ross, was a 16th-century Scottish Catholic bishop, diplomat, and staunch supporter of Mary, Queen of Scots, known for his political advocacy and historical writings.
• D. Saint Colman of Stockerau
  Saint Colman of Stockerau was an Irish pilgrim and martyr of the early 11th century who was venerated in Central Europe after his death near Vienna.
• E. Saint Malachy
  Saint Malachy was a 12th-century Irish archbishop and reformer, later canonized as a saint in the Catholic Church.
• F. None of above. chosen