Bishopric of Liège

Target entity: Bishopric of Liège
Context triple: [Bishopric of Maastricht, successorSee, Bishopric of Liège]

• A. Bishopric of Brussels
  The Bishopric of Brussels was a historical ecclesiastical jurisdiction centered in Brussels, in what is now Belgium, during the Middle Ages.
• B. Bishopric of Tournai
  The Bishopric of Tournai was a medieval ecclesiastical principality in the Low Countries centered on the city of Tournai, historically significant as a religious and cultural hub where Middle Dutch was among the languages used.
• C. Bishopric of Maastricht
  The Bishopric of Maastricht was a medieval ecclesiastical principality and diocese centered on the city of Maastricht in the Low Countries.
• D. Bishopric of Heinsberg
  The Bishopric of Heinsberg was a medieval ecclesiastical territory in the Low Countries where Middle Dutch served as the primary vernacular language.
• E. Bishopric of Bruges
  The Bishopric of Bruges was a medieval ecclesiastical jurisdiction centered on the city of Bruges in present-day Belgium, where Middle Dutch served as the primary vernacular language.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Bishopric of Liège
Target entity description: The Bishopric of Liège was a powerful medieval prince-bishopric within the Holy Roman Empire, centered on the city of Liège and combining both ecclesiastical and secular authority over its territories.

• A. Bishopric of Brussels
  The Bishopric of Brussels was a historical ecclesiastical jurisdiction centered in Brussels, in what is now Belgium, during the Middle Ages.
• B. Bishopric of Tournai
  The Bishopric of Tournai was a medieval ecclesiastical principality in the Low Countries centered on the city of Tournai, historically significant as a religious and cultural hub where Middle Dutch was among the languages used.
• C. Bishopric of Maastricht
  The Bishopric of Maastricht was a medieval ecclesiastical principality and diocese centered on the city of Maastricht in the Low Countries.
• D. Bishopric of Heinsberg
  The Bishopric of Heinsberg was a medieval ecclesiastical territory in the Low Countries where Middle Dutch served as the primary vernacular language.
• E. Bishopric of Bruges
  The Bishopric of Bruges was a medieval ecclesiastical jurisdiction centered on the city of Bruges in present-day Belgium, where Middle Dutch served as the primary vernacular language.
• F. None of above. chosen