Lex Burgundionum

Target entity: Lex Burgundionum
Context triple: [Burgundian Kingdom (early phase), legalSystem, Lex Burgundionum]

• A. Regnum Provinciae et Burgundiae
  Regnum Provinciae et Burgundiae, or Lower Burgundy, was a medieval kingdom in southeastern France that emerged in the late 9th century and later became part of the Kingdom of Arles and the Holy Roman Empire.
• B. Rex Langobardorum
  Rex Langobardorum is the Latin title historically used for the kings of the Lombards, a Germanic people who ruled parts of Italy during the early Middle Ages.
• C. Les Rugiens
  Les Rugiens is a highly regarded Premier Cru vineyard in Pommard, Burgundy, known for producing powerful, structured red wines from Pinot Noir.
• D. Hildebrand
  Hildebrand is the birth name of Pope Gregory VII, the 11th-century reformist pope central to the Investiture Controversy and the Gregorian Reforms.
• E. Bernicia
  Bernicia was an early medieval Anglo-Saxon kingdom in northern Britain that later became part of the larger kingdom of Northumbria.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Lex Burgundionum
Target entity description: Lex Burgundionum was an early medieval Germanic law code that regulated the lives and disputes of the Burgundian people under their kingdom in Gaul.

• A. Regnum Provinciae et Burgundiae
  Regnum Provinciae et Burgundiae, or Lower Burgundy, was a medieval kingdom in southeastern France that emerged in the late 9th century and later became part of the Kingdom of Arles and the Holy Roman Empire.
• B. Rex Langobardorum
  Rex Langobardorum is the Latin title historically used for the kings of the Lombards, a Germanic people who ruled parts of Italy during the early Middle Ages.
• C. Les Rugiens
  Les Rugiens is a highly regarded Premier Cru vineyard in Pommard, Burgundy, known for producing powerful, structured red wines from Pinot Noir.
• D. Hildebrand
  Hildebrand is the birth name of Pope Gregory VII, the 11th-century reformist pope central to the Investiture Controversy and the Gregorian Reforms.
• E. Bernicia
  Bernicia was an early medieval Anglo-Saxon kingdom in northern Britain that later became part of the larger kingdom of Northumbria.
• F. None of above. chosen