Tarnovo inscription of Omurtag

Target entity: Tarnovo inscription of Omurtag
Context triple: [Kanasubigi, notableInscription, Tarnovo inscription of Omurtag]

• A. Chatalar inscription of Omurtag
  The Chatalar inscription of Omurtag is an early 9th-century Bulgarian stone inscription commemorating the construction activities and power of Khan Omurtag, one of the most important rulers of the First Bulgarian Empire.
• B. Tmutarakan stone inscription
  The Tmutarakan stone inscription is an 11th-century Rus' epigraphic monument recording a prince’s measurement of the distance across the Kerch Strait, providing rare historical evidence of the medieval principality of Tmutarakan.
• C. Great Preslav
  Great Preslav was the medieval capital of the First Bulgarian Empire and a major cultural and political center in the Balkans during the 9th–10th centuries.
• D. Bolnisi inscriptions
  The Bolnisi inscriptions are some of the oldest known Georgian Christian stone inscriptions, notable for their early use of the Georgian script and their historical and religious significance.
• E. Tarnovo Literary School
  The Tarnovo Literary School was a major medieval Bulgarian cultural and literary center that shaped Orthodox Slavic literature, language, and religious thought during the Second Bulgarian Empire.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Tarnovo inscription of Omurtag
Target entity description: The Tarnovo inscription of Omurtag is a medieval Bulgarian stone inscription commemorating the construction activities and rule of Khan Omurtag, one of the early rulers of the First Bulgarian Empire.

• A. Chatalar inscription of Omurtag
  The Chatalar inscription of Omurtag is an early 9th-century Bulgarian stone inscription commemorating the construction activities and power of Khan Omurtag, one of the most important rulers of the First Bulgarian Empire.
• B. Tmutarakan stone inscription
  The Tmutarakan stone inscription is an 11th-century Rus' epigraphic monument recording a prince’s measurement of the distance across the Kerch Strait, providing rare historical evidence of the medieval principality of Tmutarakan.
• C. Great Preslav
  Great Preslav was the medieval capital of the First Bulgarian Empire and a major cultural and political center in the Balkans during the 9th–10th centuries.
• D. Bolnisi inscriptions
  The Bolnisi inscriptions are some of the oldest known Georgian Christian stone inscriptions, notable for their early use of the Georgian script and their historical and religious significance.
• E. Tarnovo Literary School
  The Tarnovo Literary School was a major medieval Bulgarian cultural and literary center that shaped Orthodox Slavic literature, language, and religious thought during the Second Bulgarian Empire.
• F. None of above. chosen