Regent of Carpathia

Target entity: Regent of Carpathia
Context triple: [Elsie Marina, associatedWith, Regent of Carpathia]

• A. Duke of Izhora
  The Duke of Izhora was a Russian noble title held by Alexander Menshikov, a powerful statesman and close associate of Peter the Great in the early 18th century.
• B. Viceroy
  Viceroy is a famously rare and highly prized tulip variety that became emblematic of the speculative frenzy and extreme prices of the 17th-century Dutch Tulip Mania.
• C. Viceroy
  Viceroy is a cigarette brand historically marketed by Brown & Williamson and known for being one of the first filter-tipped cigarettes.
• D. Viceroy
  The Viceroy was the monarch’s chief representative and de facto executive ruler in the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy, governing the state on behalf of the emperor.
• E. Duke of Neopatria
  The Duke of Neopatria was the feudal ruler of the Catalan-founded duchy in central Greece, a title later held by the kings of Aragon as part of their Mediterranean dominions.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Regent of Carpathia
Target entity description: Regent of Carpathia is a fictional European royal figure featured in the 1957 British comedy film "The Prince and the Showgirl."

• A. Duke of Izhora
  The Duke of Izhora was a Russian noble title held by Alexander Menshikov, a powerful statesman and close associate of Peter the Great in the early 18th century.
• B. Viceroy
  Viceroy is a famously rare and highly prized tulip variety that became emblematic of the speculative frenzy and extreme prices of the 17th-century Dutch Tulip Mania.
• C. Viceroy
  Viceroy is a cigarette brand historically marketed by Brown & Williamson and known for being one of the first filter-tipped cigarettes.
• D. Viceroy
  The Viceroy was the monarch’s chief representative and de facto executive ruler in the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy, governing the state on behalf of the emperor.
• E. Duke of Neopatria
  The Duke of Neopatria was the feudal ruler of the Catalan-founded duchy in central Greece, a title later held by the kings of Aragon as part of their Mediterranean dominions.
• F. None of above. chosen