Långe Erik

Target entity: Långe Erik
Context triple: [Långe Jan, hasTwin, Långe Erik]

• A. Birger Eriksen
  Birger Eriksen was a Norwegian coastal artillery officer best known for ordering the firing on the German cruiser Blücher during the German invasion of Norway in 1940, helping to delay the occupation of Oslo.
• B. Birger Jarl
  Birger Jarl was a 13th-century Swedish statesman and de facto ruler of Sweden, renowned for consolidating royal power and laying the foundations of the Swedish capital.
• C. Magnus Minnesköld
  Magnus Minnesköld was a Swedish nobleman of the early 13th century and a prominent member of the influential Bjälbo dynasty.
• D. Harald Grenske
  Harald Grenske was a 10th-century Norwegian petty king of Vestfold and father of Saint Olaf II, who later became king and patron saint of Norway.
• E. Gustav of Vasaborg
  Gustav of Vasaborg was a 17th-century Swedish nobleman and illegitimate son of King Gustavus Adolphus, who was later made Count of Nystad.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Långe Erik
Target entity description: Långe Erik is a historic lighthouse located on the northern tip of the island Öland in Sweden, known as a counterpart to the southern lighthouse Långe Jan.

• A. Birger Eriksen
  Birger Eriksen was a Norwegian coastal artillery officer best known for ordering the firing on the German cruiser Blücher during the German invasion of Norway in 1940, helping to delay the occupation of Oslo.
• B. Birger Jarl
  Birger Jarl was a 13th-century Swedish statesman and de facto ruler of Sweden, renowned for consolidating royal power and laying the foundations of the Swedish capital.
• C. Magnus Minnesköld
  Magnus Minnesköld was a Swedish nobleman of the early 13th century and a prominent member of the influential Bjälbo dynasty.
• D. Harald Grenske
  Harald Grenske was a 10th-century Norwegian petty king of Vestfold and father of Saint Olaf II, who later became king and patron saint of Norway.
• E. Gustav of Vasaborg
  Gustav of Vasaborg was a 17th-century Swedish nobleman and illegitimate son of King Gustavus Adolphus, who was later made Count of Nystad.
• F. None of above. chosen