Sikelgaita of Salerno

Target entity: Sikelgaita of Salerno
Context triple: [Roger Borsa, mother, Sikelgaita of Salerno]

• A. John of Procida
  John of Procida was a 13th-century Italian physician, diplomat, and conspirator best known for helping to orchestrate the Sicilian Vespers uprising against Angevin rule.
• B. Roger of Lauria
  Roger of Lauria was a renowned 13th-century admiral of the Crown of Aragon, celebrated for his decisive naval victories in the Mediterranean during the War of the Sicilian Vespers.
• C. Roland of Siena
  Roland of Siena, later known as Pope Alexander III, was a 12th-century pope noted for his conflicts with Emperor Frederick Barbarossa and his role in the development of canon law.
• D. Peter of Pisa
  Peter of Pisa was an 8th-century Italian grammarian and scholar who served as a leading member of Charlemagne’s intellectual circle at the Palace School in Aachen.
• E. Simon of Sicily
  Simon of Sicily was a short-lived Norman noble who briefly held the title of Count of Sicily as the young son and successor of Roger I before his early death led to his brother Roger II’s rise to power.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Sikelgaita of Salerno
Target entity description: Sikelgaita of Salerno was an 11th-century Lombard princess and influential duchess of Apulia, renowned for her political acumen and for personally leading troops alongside her husband, Norman leader Robert Guiscard.

• A. John of Procida
  John of Procida was a 13th-century Italian physician, diplomat, and conspirator best known for helping to orchestrate the Sicilian Vespers uprising against Angevin rule.
• B. Roger of Lauria
  Roger of Lauria was a renowned 13th-century admiral of the Crown of Aragon, celebrated for his decisive naval victories in the Mediterranean during the War of the Sicilian Vespers.
• C. Roland of Siena
  Roland of Siena, later known as Pope Alexander III, was a 12th-century pope noted for his conflicts with Emperor Frederick Barbarossa and his role in the development of canon law.
• D. Peter of Pisa
  Peter of Pisa was an 8th-century Italian grammarian and scholar who served as a leading member of Charlemagne’s intellectual circle at the Palace School in Aachen.
• E. Simon of Sicily
  Simon of Sicily was a short-lived Norman noble who briefly held the title of Count of Sicily as the young son and successor of Roger I before his early death led to his brother Roger II’s rise to power.
• F. None of above. chosen