Coroticus

Target entity: Coroticus
Context triple: [Letter to the Soldiers of Coroticus, associatedPerson, Coroticus]

• A. Causantín mac Fergusa
  Causantín mac Fergusa was an early 9th-century king of the Picts whose reign marked a significant stage in the formation of the medieval kingdom that would become Scotland.
• B. Ailpín mac Echdach
  Ailpín mac Echdach was a 9th-century Scottish noble traditionally regarded as the father of Kenneth MacAlpin, the first king to unite the Picts and Scots.
• C. Óengus I of the Picts
  Óengus I of the Picts was an 8th-century king who forged one of the most powerful Pictish kingdoms in early medieval Scotland through military conquest and political dominance.
• D. Conchobhar
  Conchobhar is an ancient Irish given name, famously borne by legendary kings and heroes in early Irish mythology and literature.
• E. Eochaid of Scotland
  Eochaid of Scotland was a late 9th-century king traditionally associated with the House of Alpin, whose brief and disputed reign forms part of the early medieval history of the Scottish monarchy.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Coroticus
Target entity description: Coroticus was a 5th-century British warlord or king, known primarily as the target of Saint Patrick’s denunciatory letter condemning his soldiers for raiding and enslaving Irish Christians.

• A. Causantín mac Fergusa
  Causantín mac Fergusa was an early 9th-century king of the Picts whose reign marked a significant stage in the formation of the medieval kingdom that would become Scotland.
• B. Ailpín mac Echdach
  Ailpín mac Echdach was a 9th-century Scottish noble traditionally regarded as the father of Kenneth MacAlpin, the first king to unite the Picts and Scots.
• C. Óengus I of the Picts
  Óengus I of the Picts was an 8th-century king who forged one of the most powerful Pictish kingdoms in early medieval Scotland through military conquest and political dominance.
• D. Conchobhar
  Conchobhar is an ancient Irish given name, famously borne by legendary kings and heroes in early Irish mythology and literature.
• E. Eochaid of Scotland
  Eochaid of Scotland was a late 9th-century king traditionally associated with the House of Alpin, whose brief and disputed reign forms part of the early medieval history of the Scottish monarchy.
• F. None of above. chosen