Genoese cross

Target entity: Genoese cross
Context triple: [Gattilusio family, coatOfArmsFeature, Genoese cross]

• A. Fourth Crusade
  The Fourth Crusade was a 13th-century military expedition that infamously diverted from its original goal of reclaiming the Holy Land to instead sack the Christian city of Constantinople in 1204.
• B. Papal Crusade
  The Papal Crusade was a series of military campaigns in medieval Europe and the Mediterranean initiated, sanctioned, and often organized by the pope to defend or expand Christendom and suppress perceived enemies of the Catholic Church.
• C. War of Chioggia
  The War of Chioggia was a late 14th-century conflict between Venice and Genoa that marked the climax of their long maritime rivalry in the Mediterranean.
• D. Princes' Crusade
  The Princes' Crusade was the main, well-organized phase of the First Crusade led by European nobles and knights that successfully captured Jerusalem in 1099.
• E. Aragonese Crusade
  The Aragonese Crusade was a late 13th-century papally sanctioned military campaign led mainly by France against the Crown of Aragon, sparked by dynastic and political disputes following Aragon’s intervention in Sicily.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Genoese cross
Target entity description: The Genoese cross is a heraldic red cross on a white field historically associated with the Republic of Genoa and widely used in the coats of arms of Genoese-linked families and entities.

• A. Fourth Crusade
  The Fourth Crusade was a 13th-century military expedition that infamously diverted from its original goal of reclaiming the Holy Land to instead sack the Christian city of Constantinople in 1204.
• B. Papal Crusade
  The Papal Crusade was a series of military campaigns in medieval Europe and the Mediterranean initiated, sanctioned, and often organized by the pope to defend or expand Christendom and suppress perceived enemies of the Catholic Church.
• C. War of Chioggia
  The War of Chioggia was a late 14th-century conflict between Venice and Genoa that marked the climax of their long maritime rivalry in the Mediterranean.
• D. Princes' Crusade
  The Princes' Crusade was the main, well-organized phase of the First Crusade led by European nobles and knights that successfully captured Jerusalem in 1099.
• E. Aragonese Crusade
  The Aragonese Crusade was a late 13th-century papally sanctioned military campaign led mainly by France against the Crown of Aragon, sparked by dynastic and political disputes following Aragon’s intervention in Sicily.
• F. None of above. chosen