House of Salm

Target entity: House of Salm
Context triple: [Prince of Salm-Kyrburg, nobleFamily, House of Salm]

• A. House of Welf
  The House of Welf is one of the oldest European noble dynasties, historically influential in German and Italian politics and providing several dukes, electors, and kings, including British monarchs through its Hanoverian branch.
• B. House of Solms
  The House of Solms is a historic German noble family that held various counties and lordships in central Germany and produced several notable European aristocrats.
• C. House of Reuss
  The House of Reuss is a historic German noble family best known for its long-standing rule over small Thuringian principalities and its tradition of naming all male members Heinrich.
• D. House of Lorraine
  The House of Lorraine is a prominent European noble dynasty that produced emperors, kings, and consorts, most notably through its union with the Habsburgs to form the Habsburg-Lorraine line.
• E. House of Leuchtenberg
  The House of Leuchtenberg was a European noble dynasty founded in the 19th century by Eugène de Beauharnais, Napoleon Bonaparte’s stepson, which held prominent titles and lands in Bavaria and Russia.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: House of Salm
Target entity description: The House of Salm is a historic European noble dynasty that ruled various small principalities in the Holy Roman Empire and surrounding regions.

• A. House of Welf
  The House of Welf is one of the oldest European noble dynasties, historically influential in German and Italian politics and providing several dukes, electors, and kings, including British monarchs through its Hanoverian branch.
• B. House of Solms
  The House of Solms is a historic German noble family that held various counties and lordships in central Germany and produced several notable European aristocrats.
• C. House of Reuss
  The House of Reuss is a historic German noble family best known for its long-standing rule over small Thuringian principalities and its tradition of naming all male members Heinrich.
• D. House of Lorraine
  The House of Lorraine is a prominent European noble dynasty that produced emperors, kings, and consorts, most notably through its union with the Habsburgs to form the Habsburg-Lorraine line.
• E. House of Leuchtenberg
  The House of Leuchtenberg was a European noble dynasty founded in the 19th century by Eugène de Beauharnais, Napoleon Bonaparte’s stepson, which held prominent titles and lands in Bavaria and Russia.
• F. None of above. chosen