Knut the Great

Target entity: Knut the Great
Context triple: [Cnut the Great, alsoKnownAs, Knut the Great]

• A. Knute
  Knute is the given name of Knute Rockne, the legendary early 20th-century American football coach at the University of Notre Dame.
• B. Olaf Guthfrithson
  Olaf Guthfrithson was a 10th-century Viking king of Dublin and Northumbria known for his campaigns in northern Britain and involvement in the power struggles between Norse, English, and Scottish rulers.
• C. Olaf Haraldsson
  Olaf Haraldsson, also known as Saint Olaf, was an 11th-century king of Norway whose efforts to consolidate Christianity and royal power made him a central figure in Norwegian history and later its patron saint.
• D. Olaf of Denmark
  Olaf of Denmark was a short-lived 15th-century Danish prince of the House of Oldenburg, known primarily as the son of King Christian I of Denmark.
• E. Waldemar
  Waldemar is a masculine given name of Germanic origin, historically associated with Scandinavian and Central European nobility and notable figures.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Knut the Great
Target entity description: Knut the Great was an early 11th-century king who ruled a vast North Sea empire encompassing England, Denmark, and Norway.

• A. Knute
  Knute is the given name of Knute Rockne, the legendary early 20th-century American football coach at the University of Notre Dame.
• B. Olaf Guthfrithson
  Olaf Guthfrithson was a 10th-century Viking king of Dublin and Northumbria known for his campaigns in northern Britain and involvement in the power struggles between Norse, English, and Scottish rulers.
• C. Olaf Haraldsson
  Olaf Haraldsson, also known as Saint Olaf, was an 11th-century king of Norway whose efforts to consolidate Christianity and royal power made him a central figure in Norwegian history and later its patron saint.
• D. Olaf of Denmark
  Olaf of Denmark was a short-lived 15th-century Danish prince of the House of Oldenburg, known primarily as the son of King Christian I of Denmark.
• E. Waldemar
  Waldemar is a masculine given name of Germanic origin, historically associated with Scandinavian and Central European nobility and notable figures.
• F. None of above. chosen