tangyx/FB13_3entities · Datasets at Hugging Face

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FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 55972, france 12151, louis_iii_prince_of_conde 23040, philip_i_of_taranto 7804, philip_ii_of_taranto 54780, pierre_choderlos_de_laclos 62804, taranto src, edge_attr, dst 12151, nationality, 55972 23040, children, 7804 7804, parents, 23040 7804, place_of_death, 62804 54780, nationality, 55972 54780, place_of_death, 62804 Question: In what context are france, louis_iii_prince_of_conde, and philip_i_of_taranto connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "france", "louis_iii_prince_of_conde", "philip_i_of_taranto" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "louis_iii_prince_of_conde", "nationality", "france" ], [ "philip_i_of_taranto", "children", "philip_ii_of_taranto" ], [ "philip_ii_of_taranto", "parents", "philip_i_of_taranto" ], [ "philip_ii_of_taranto", "place_of_death", "taranto" ], [ "pierre_choderlos_de_laclos", "nationality", "france" ], [ "pierre_choderlos_de_laclos", "place_of_death", "taranto" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 70935, john_spencer_churchill_7th_duke_of_marlborough 454, roger_needham 18083, united_kingdom src, edge_attr, dst 70935, nationality, 18083 454, location, 18083 454, nationality, 18083 Question: In what context are john_spencer_churchill_7th_duke_of_marlborough, roger_needham, and united_kingdom connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "john_spencer_churchill_7th_duke_of_marlborough", "roger_needham", "united_kingdom" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "john_spencer_churchill_7th_duke_of_marlborough", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "roger_needham", "location", "united_kingdom" ], [ "roger_needham", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 4595, judaism 43960, sarah 41619, simone_signoret src, edge_attr, dst 43960, religion, 4595 41619, religion, 4595 Question: For what reason are judaism, sarah, and simone_signoret associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "judaism", "sarah", "simone_signoret" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "sarah", "religion", "judaism" ], [ "simone_signoret", "religion", "judaism" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 13495, archduke_anton_victor_of_austria 27874, augustus_ii_the_strong 6486, augustus_iii_of_poland 30673, carl_christian_joseph_of_saxony 22450, charles_iii_of_spain 63401, christian_i_elector_of_saxony 2104, dresden 34651, franz_xavier_of_saxony 71451, frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony 19480, maria_amalia_of_saxony 8394, maria_josepha_of_austria 43177, maria_louisa_of_spain 7444, marie_josephe_of_saxony src, edge_attr, dst 13495, parents, 43177 27874, children, 6486 27874, place_of_birth, 2104 6486, children, 30673 6486, children, 34651 6486, children, 71451 6486, children, 19480 6486, children, 7444 6486, parents, 27874 6486, place_of_birth, 2104 6486, place_of_death, 2104 30673, parents, 6486 30673, place_of_birth, 2104 30673, place_of_death, 2104 22450, children, 43177 22450, spouse, 19480 63401, place_of_birth, 2104 63401, place_of_death, 2104 34651, parents, 6486 34651, place_of_birth, 2104 71451, parents, 6486 71451, place_of_birth, 2104 71451, place_of_death, 2104 19480, children, 43177 19480, parents, 6486 19480, parents, 8394 19480, place_of_birth, 2104 19480, spouse, 22450 8394, children, 19480 8394, children, 7444 8394, place_of_death, 2104 43177, children, 13495 43177, parents, 22450 43177, parents, 19480 7444, parents, 6486 7444, parents, 8394 7444, place_of_birth, 2104 Question: How are archduke_anton_victor_of_austria, christian_i_elector_of_saxony, and dresden related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "christian_i_elector_of_saxony", "dresden" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "children", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "carl_christian_joseph_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "franz_xavier_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "marie_josephe_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "parents", "augustus_ii_the_strong" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "place_of_death", "dresden" ], [ "carl_christian_joseph_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "carl_christian_joseph_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "carl_christian_joseph_of_saxony", "place_of_death", "dresden" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "spouse", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "christian_i_elector_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "christian_i_elector_of_saxony", "place_of_death", "dresden" ], [ "franz_xavier_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "franz_xavier_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony", "place_of_death", "dresden" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "parents", "maria_josepha_of_austria" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "spouse", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_josepha_of_austria", "children", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "maria_josepha_of_austria", "children", "marie_josephe_of_saxony" ], [ "maria_josepha_of_austria", "place_of_death", "dresden" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "marie_josephe_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "marie_josephe_of_saxony", "parents", "maria_josepha_of_austria" ], [ "marie_josephe_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 55944, alice_bailly 25987, ecole_des_beaux-arts 39196, george_herbert 29735, lausanne 25934, princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom 61685, trinity_college_cambridge 62920, victoria_eugenia_of_battenberg src, edge_attr, dst 55944, institution, 25987 55944, location, 29735 55944, place_of_death, 29735 39196, institution, 25987 39196, institution, 61685 25934, children, 62920 62920, parents, 25934 62920, place_of_death, 29735 Question: For what reason are lausanne, princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom, and trinity_college_cambridge associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "lausanne", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "trinity_college_cambridge" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alice_bailly", "institution", "ecole_des_beaux-arts" ], [ "alice_bailly", "location", "lausanne" ], [ "alice_bailly", "place_of_death", "lausanne" ], [ "george_herbert", "institution", "ecole_des_beaux-arts" ], [ "george_herbert", "institution", "trinity_college_cambridge" ], [ "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "children", "victoria_eugenia_of_battenberg" ], [ "victoria_eugenia_of_battenberg", "parents", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom" ], [ "victoria_eugenia_of_battenberg", "place_of_death", "lausanne" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 31157, archduke_franz_karl_of_austria 70084, ferdinand_i_of_austria 47914, hungary 2461, maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies 24461, miklos_horthy src, edge_attr, dst 31157, parents, 2461 70084, nationality, 47914 70084, parents, 2461 2461, children, 31157 2461, children, 70084 24461, nationality, 47914 Question: For what reason are archduke_franz_karl_of_austria, hungary, and miklos_horthy associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria", "hungary", "miklos_horthy" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "nationality", "hungary" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_austria" ], [ "miklos_horthy", "nationality", "hungary" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 2386, alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse 20159, amberg 61213, assassination 23780, charlotte_of_bourbon 1810, frederick_iv_elector_palatine 36751, frederick_v_elector_palatine 4359, grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia 48757, grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia 24529, grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia 17791, grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia 8815, grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia 73810, louise_juliana_of_nassau 60748, peterhof 394, tsarevich_alexei_nikolaevich_of_russia 56128, tsarskoe_selo 32216, tsarskoye_selo 73877, william_the_silent 59933, yekaterinburg src, edge_attr, dst 2386, children, 4359 2386, children, 48757 2386, children, 17791 2386, children, 394 2386, location, 56128 2386, place_of_death, 59933 23780, children, 73810 23780, spouse, 73877 1810, children, 36751 1810, place_of_birth, 20159 1810, spouse, 73810 36751, parents, 1810 36751, parents, 73810 36751, place_of_birth, 20159 4359, cause_of_death, 61213 4359, location, 60748 4359, location, 56128 4359, location, 59933 4359, parents, 2386 4359, place_of_birth, 60748 4359, place_of_death, 59933 48757, cause_of_death, 61213 48757, parents, 2386 48757, place_of_birth, 60748 48757, place_of_death, 59933 24529, cause_of_death, 61213 24529, location, 32216 24529, parents, 2386 24529, place_of_birth, 32216 24529, place_of_death, 59933 17791, cause_of_death, 61213 17791, parents, 2386 17791, place_of_birth, 60748 17791, place_of_death, 59933 8815, cause_of_death, 61213 8815, place_of_birth, 32216 73810, children, 36751 73810, parents, 23780 73810, parents, 73877 73810, spouse, 1810 394, parents, 2386 394, place_of_birth, 60748 394, place_of_death, 59933 73877, cause_of_death, 61213 73877, children, 73810 73877, spouse, 23780 Question: How are alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse, assassination, and frederick_v_elector_palatine related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "assassination", "frederick_v_elector_palatine" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "children", "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "children", "grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "children", "grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "children", "tsarevich_alexei_nikolaevich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "location", "tsarskoe_selo" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "charlotte_of_bourbon", "children", "louise_juliana_of_nassau" ], [ "charlotte_of_bourbon", "spouse", "william_the_silent" ], [ "frederick_iv_elector_palatine", "children", "frederick_v_elector_palatine" ], [ "frederick_iv_elector_palatine", "place_of_birth", "amberg" ], [ "frederick_iv_elector_palatine", "spouse", "louise_juliana_of_nassau" ], [ "frederick_v_elector_palatine", "parents", "frederick_iv_elector_palatine" ], [ "frederick_v_elector_palatine", "parents", "louise_juliana_of_nassau" ], [ "frederick_v_elector_palatine", "place_of_birth", "amberg" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "location", "peterhof" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "location", "tsarskoe_selo" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "location", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "peterhof" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "peterhof" ], [ "grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "location", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "peterhof" ], [ "grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "louise_juliana_of_nassau", "children", "frederick_v_elector_palatine" ], [ "louise_juliana_of_nassau", "parents", "charlotte_of_bourbon" ], [ "louise_juliana_of_nassau", "parents", "william_the_silent" ], [ "louise_juliana_of_nassau", "spouse", "frederick_iv_elector_palatine" ], [ "tsarevich_alexei_nikolaevich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "tsarevich_alexei_nikolaevich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "peterhof" ], [ "tsarevich_alexei_nikolaevich_of_russia", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "william_the_silent", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "william_the_silent", "children", "louise_juliana_of_nassau" ], [ "william_the_silent", "spouse", "charlotte_of_bourbon" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 30156, anna_maria_luisa_de_medici 41821, catholicism 9505, chateau_de_blois 35321, louis_xii_of_france 34786, marguerite_louise_dorleans 7936, philip_v_of_spain src, edge_attr, dst 30156, parents, 34786 35321, place_of_birth, 9505 35321, religion, 41821 34786, children, 30156 34786, place_of_birth, 9505 7936, religion, 41821 Question: In what context are anna_maria_luisa_de_medici, catholicism, and philip_v_of_spain connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "anna_maria_luisa_de_medici", "catholicism", "philip_v_of_spain" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "anna_maria_luisa_de_medici", "parents", "marguerite_louise_dorleans" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "children", "anna_maria_luisa_de_medici" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 57767, alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke 66269, kensington_palace 72666, prince_maurice_of_battenberg 25934, princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom 54183, princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll src, edge_attr, dst 57767, parents, 25934 57767, place_of_death, 66269 72666, parents, 25934 25934, children, 57767 25934, children, 72666 54183, place_of_death, 66269 Question: How are prince_maurice_of_battenberg, princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom, and princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "prince_maurice_of_battenberg", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke", "parents", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom" ], [ "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke", "place_of_death", "kensington_palace" ], [ "prince_maurice_of_battenberg", "parents", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom" ], [ "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "children", "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke" ], [ "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "children", "prince_maurice_of_battenberg" ], [ "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll", "place_of_death", "kensington_palace" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 39111, alexandra_fyodorovna 34952, grand_duchess_alexandra_nikolaevna_of_russia 13346, grand_duke_konstantin_nikolayevich_of_russia 50651, grand_duke_michael_nicolaievich_of_russia 15299, grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia 75016, henry_viii_of_england 66793, louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz 64332, monarch 19173, nicholas_i_of_russia 73313, olga_nicolaievna_of_russia src, edge_attr, dst 39111, children, 34952 39111, children, 13346 39111, children, 50651 39111, children, 15299 39111, children, 73313 39111, parents, 66793 39111, spouse, 19173 34952, parents, 39111 34952, parents, 19173 13346, parents, 39111 13346, parents, 19173 50651, parents, 39111 50651, parents, 19173 15299, parents, 39111 15299, parents, 19173 75016, profession, 64332 66793, children, 39111 19173, children, 34952 19173, children, 13346 19173, children, 50651 19173, children, 15299 19173, children, 73313 19173, profession, 64332 19173, spouse, 39111 73313, parents, 39111 73313, parents, 19173 Question: For what reason are henry_viii_of_england, louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz, and monarch associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "henry_viii_of_england", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "monarch" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duchess_alexandra_nikolaevna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_konstantin_nikolayevich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_michael_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "olga_nicolaievna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "spouse", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_alexandra_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duchess_alexandra_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_konstantin_nikolayevich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_konstantin_nikolayevich_of_russia", "parents", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_michael_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_michael_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ], [ "henry_viii_of_england", "profession", "monarch" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "children", "grand_duchess_alexandra_nikolaevna_of_russia" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_konstantin_nikolayevich_of_russia" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_michael_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "children", "olga_nicolaievna_of_russia" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "profession", "monarch" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "spouse", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "olga_nicolaievna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "olga_nicolaievna_of_russia", "parents", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 55951, adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg 41821, catholicism 3856, charles_iv_of_spain 20114, charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg 11614, charlotte_of_spain 63846, ferdinand_ii_of_aragon 35534, guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg 39840, maria_antonia_of_portugal 24818, marie_anne_of_portugal 21065, miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza 13068, miguel_of_portugal 7232, prince_francis_joseph_of_braganza 27093, zita_of_bourbon-parma src, edge_attr, dst 55951, children, 21065 55951, spouse, 13068 3856, children, 11614 3856, religion, 41821 20114, parents, 35534 20114, parents, 24818 20114, religion, 41821 11614, children, 13068 11614, parents, 3856 63846, religion, 41821 35534, children, 20114 35534, religion, 41821 35534, spouse, 24818 39840, children, 27093 39840, parents, 13068 24818, parents, 13068 24818, spouse, 35534 21065, children, 7232 21065, parents, 55951 21065, parents, 13068 13068, children, 39840 13068, children, 24818 13068, children, 21065 13068, parents, 11614 13068, religion, 41821 13068, spouse, 55951 7232, parents, 21065 27093, parents, 39840 27093, religion, 41821 Question: How are catholicism, ferdinand_ii_of_aragon, and prince_francis_joseph_of_braganza related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "catholicism", "ferdinand_ii_of_aragon", "prince_francis_joseph_of_braganza" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg", "children", "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza" ], [ "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg", "spouse", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "children", "charlotte_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg", "parents", "guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg" ], [ "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg", "parents", "marie_anne_of_portugal" ], [ "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charlotte_of_spain", "children", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "charlotte_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_ii_of_aragon", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg", "children", "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg" ], [ "guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg", "spouse", "marie_anne_of_portugal" ], [ "maria_antonia_of_portugal", "children", "zita_of_bourbon-parma" ], [ "maria_antonia_of_portugal", "parents", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "marie_anne_of_portugal", "parents", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "marie_anne_of_portugal", "spouse", "guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg" ], [ "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza", "children", "prince_francis_joseph_of_braganza" ], [ "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza", "parents", "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg" ], [ "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza", "parents", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "children", "maria_antonia_of_portugal" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "children", "marie_anne_of_portugal" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "children", "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "parents", "charlotte_of_spain" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "spouse", "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg" ], [ "prince_francis_joseph_of_braganza", "parents", "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza" ], [ "zita_of_bourbon-parma", "parents", "maria_antonia_of_portugal" ], [ "zita_of_bourbon-parma", "religion", "catholicism" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 23571, adolf_hitler 43295, albert_iii_duke_of_bavaria 1040, albert_of_saxe-altenburg 37606, albrecht_adam 8965, albrecht_duke_of_bavaria 60515, andreas_heckmair 39265, annemarie_wendl 44232, arnsberg 30532, barbara_antonie_barth 61400, countess_ina_von_ruppin 112, dachau 74235, eduard_of_saxe-altenburg 60341, ernest_duke_of_bavaria 5845, ernest_of_bavaria 49132, eva_braun 55913, ferdinand_of_bavaria 27822, frankenthal 8769, franz_nissl 20977, franz_schonhuber 23438, friedrich_thiersch 49881, garmisch-partenkirchen 19316, heinrich_adam 25756, heinrich_burkhardt 6852, helene_sedlmayr 19510, henriette_adelaide_of_savoy 15965, infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain 72300, infanta_maria_de_la_paz_of_spain 33829, johann_schraudolph 60661, jorg_hube 35670, joseph_clemens_of_bavaria 74091, joseph_effner 6178, karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria 62350, karl_thiersch 6016, karl_wilhelm_von_nageli 56129, katharina_mann 22749, kilchberg_zurich 70681, konrad_von_maurer 7641, kunigunde_of_austria 20668, ludwig_ii_of_bavaria 14518, maria_anna_sophia_of_saxony 38845, maria_josepha_of_portugal 63453, marie_of_baden_sponheim 73464, marie_of_prussia 52376, maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria 22233, maximilian_joseph_duke_in_bavaria 72987, munich 4983, neuruppin 45079, nordlingen 46499, oberstdorf 16211, oskar_perron 30959, otto_of_bavaria 14226, philipp_bouhler 42179, prince_adalbert_of_bavaria 44641, prince_alfons_of_bavaria 35617, prince_arnulf_of_bavaria 29495, prince_ferdinand_of_bavaria 10081, prince_heinrich_of_bavaria 43997, prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria 67849, prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria 56449, prince_oskar_of_prussia 52793, princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria 11445, princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon 29438, princess_ludovika_of_bavaria 58557, richard_strauss 67736, rupprecht_crown_prince_of_bavaria 69179, schweinfurt 27059, theodor_fischer 34060, trostberg 46290, walther_wever_munich 37755, william_iv_duke_of_bavaria src, edge_attr, dst 23571, spouse, 49132 43295, location, 72987 43295, parents, 60341 43295, place_of_birth, 72987 43295, place_of_death, 72987 1040, location, 72987 1040, parents, 74235 1040, place_of_birth, 72987 37606, place_of_birth, 45079 37606, place_of_death, 72987 8965, location, 72987 8965, parents, 67736 8965, place_of_birth, 72987 60515, location, 72987 60515, place_of_birth, 72987 60515, place_of_death, 46499 39265, place_of_birth, 34060 39265, place_of_death, 72987 30532, place_of_birth, 72987 30532, place_of_death, 49881 61400, place_of_death, 72987 61400, spouse, 56449 74235, children, 1040 74235, place_of_death, 72987 60341, children, 43295 60341, location, 72987 60341, place_of_death, 72987 5845, location, 72987 5845, place_of_birth, 72987 5845, place_of_death, 44232 49132, location, 72987 49132, place_of_birth, 72987 49132, spouse, 23571 55913, location, 72987 55913, place_of_birth, 72987 55913, place_of_death, 44232 8769, place_of_birth, 27822 8769, place_of_death, 72987 20977, place_of_birth, 34060 20977, place_of_death, 72987 23438, children, 62350 23438, place_of_death, 72987 19316, place_of_birth, 45079 19316, place_of_death, 72987 25756, place_of_birth, 69179 25756, place_of_death, 72987 6852, location, 72987 6852, place_of_birth, 34060 6852, place_of_death, 72987 19510, children, 35670 15965, children, 44641 15965, children, 67849 15965, place_of_death, 72987 72300, place_of_death, 72987 72300, spouse, 67849 33829, place_of_birth, 46499 33829, place_of_death, 72987 60661, location, 72987 60661, place_of_birth, 4983 60661, place_of_death, 72987 35670, parents, 19510 35670, place_of_birth, 72987 74091, place_of_birth, 112 74091, place_of_death, 72987 6178, parents, 22233 6178, parents, 29438 6178, spouse, 38845 62350, location, 72987 62350, parents, 23438 62350, place_of_birth, 72987 6016, place_of_birth, 22749 6016, place_of_death, 72987 56129, location, 72987 56129, place_of_death, 22749 70681, place_of_birth, 27822 70681, place_of_death, 72987 7641, children, 37755 7641, place_of_death, 72987 20668, location, 72987 20668, parents, 73464 14518, place_of_death, 72987 14518, spouse, 52376 38845, place_of_death, 72987 38845, spouse, 6178 63453, place_of_death, 72987 63453, spouse, 37755 73464, children, 20668 73464, children, 30959 52376, location, 72987 52376, place_of_birth, 72987 52376, place_of_death, 72987 52376, spouse, 14518 22233, children, 6178 22233, place_of_death, 72987 16211, place_of_birth, 27822 16211, place_of_death, 72987 30959, location, 72987 30959, parents, 73464 14226, location, 72987 14226, place_of_birth, 72987 14226, place_of_death, 112 42179, children, 44641 42179, children, 67849 42179, location, 72987 42179, place_of_birth, 72987 44641, children, 43997 44641, children, 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place_of_birth, 72987 67736, place_of_death, 72987 27059, place_of_birth, 69179 27059, place_of_death, 72987 46290, location, 72987 46290, place_of_birth, 72987 46290, place_of_death, 4983 37755, location, 72987 37755, parents, 7641 37755, place_of_birth, 72987 37755, place_of_death, 72987 37755, spouse, 63453 Question: For what reason are adolf_hitler, henriette_adelaide_of_savoy, and munich associated? 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"infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain", "children", "prince_alfons_of_bavaria" ], [ "infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain", "children", "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria" ], [ "infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "infanta_maria_de_la_paz_of_spain", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "infanta_maria_de_la_paz_of_spain", "spouse", "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria" ], [ "johann_schraudolph", "place_of_birth", "oberstdorf" ], [ "johann_schraudolph", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "jorg_hube", "location", "munich" ], [ "jorg_hube", "place_of_birth", "neuruppin" ], [ "jorg_hube", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "parents", "henriette_adelaide_of_savoy" ], [ "joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "joseph_effner", "place_of_birth", "dachau" ], [ "joseph_effner", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria", "parents", "maximilian_joseph_duke_in_bavaria" ], [ "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria", "parents", "princess_ludovika_of_bavaria" ], [ "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria", "spouse", "maria_josepha_of_portugal" ], [ "karl_thiersch", "location", "munich" ], [ "karl_thiersch", "parents", "friedrich_thiersch" ], [ "karl_thiersch", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "karl_wilhelm_von_nageli", "place_of_birth", "kilchberg_zurich" ], [ "karl_wilhelm_von_nageli", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "katharina_mann", "location", "munich" ], [ "katharina_mann", "place_of_death", "kilchberg_zurich" ], [ "konrad_von_maurer", "place_of_birth", "frankenthal" ], [ "konrad_von_maurer", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "kunigunde_of_austria", "children", "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria" ], [ "kunigunde_of_austria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "ludwig_ii_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "ludwig_ii_of_bavaria", "parents", "marie_of_prussia" ], [ "maria_anna_sophia_of_saxony", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "maria_anna_sophia_of_saxony", "spouse", "maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria" ], [ "maria_josepha_of_portugal", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "maria_josepha_of_portugal", "spouse", "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria" ], [ "marie_of_baden_sponheim", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "marie_of_baden_sponheim", "spouse", "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria" ], [ "marie_of_prussia", "children", "ludwig_ii_of_bavaria" ], [ "marie_of_prussia", "children", "otto_of_bavaria" ], [ "maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria", "spouse", "maria_anna_sophia_of_saxony" ], [ "maximilian_joseph_duke_in_bavaria", "children", "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria" ], [ "maximilian_joseph_duke_in_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "oskar_perron", "place_of_birth", "frankenthal" ], [ "oskar_perron", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "otto_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "otto_of_bavaria", "parents", "marie_of_prussia" ], [ "philipp_bouhler", "location", "munich" ], [ "philipp_bouhler", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "philipp_bouhler", "place_of_death", "dachau" ], [ "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria", "children", "prince_alfons_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria", "children", "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "children", "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "children", "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "parents", "infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "prince_arnulf_of_bavaria", "children", "prince_heinrich_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_arnulf_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "prince_arnulf_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "prince_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "parents", "infanta_maria_de_la_paz_of_spain" ], [ "prince_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_heinrich_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "prince_heinrich_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_arnulf_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_heinrich_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_alfons_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "parents", "princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon" ], [ "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "parents", "infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain" ], [ "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "spouse", "infanta_maria_de_la_paz_of_spain" ], [ "prince_oskar_of_prussia", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "prince_oskar_of_prussia", "spouse", "countess_ina_von_ruppin" ], [ "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_alfons_of_bavaria" ], [ "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria", "parents", "princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon" ], [ "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon", "children", "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria" ], [ "princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon", "children", "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria" ], [ "princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "princess_ludovika_of_bavaria", "children", "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria" ], [ "princess_ludovika_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "princess_ludovika_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "princess_ludovika_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "richard_strauss", "location", "munich" ], [ "richard_strauss", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "richard_strauss", "place_of_death", "garmisch-partenkirchen" ], [ "rupprecht_crown_prince_of_bavaria", "children", "albrecht_duke_of_bavaria" ], [ "rupprecht_crown_prince_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "rupprecht_crown_prince_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "rupprecht_crown_prince_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "theodor_fischer", "place_of_birth", "schweinfurt" ], [ "theodor_fischer", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "walther_wever_munich", "location", "munich" ], [ "walther_wever_munich", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "walther_wever_munich", "place_of_death", "neuruppin" ], [ "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria", "parents", "kunigunde_of_austria" ], [ "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria", "spouse", "marie_of_baden_sponheim" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 34389, albert_vii_archduke_of_austria 53448, alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia 39112, anna_of_tyrol 70588, archduke_ernest_of_austria 64080, archduke_leopold_wilhelm_of_austria 51398, catherine_pavlovna_of_russia 1115, elisabeth_of_austria_1554 1000, elisabeth_of_wurttemberg 9383, friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt 2105, friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg 17964, isabella_of_portugal 64397, maria_fyodorovna_of_russia 9904, maria_of_spain 28718, matthias_holy_roman_emperor 49469, maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor 22493, maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria 37359, melchior_klesl 70093, nicolo_pacassi 28229, rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor 2647, vienna 22743, wiener_neustadt src, edge_attr, dst 34389, parents, 9904 34389, parents, 49469 53448, parents, 64397 53448, place_of_death, 2647 39112, place_of_death, 2647 39112, spouse, 28718 70588, location, 2647 70588, parents, 9904 70588, parents, 49469 70588, place_of_birth, 2647 64080, place_of_birth, 22743 64080, place_of_death, 2647 51398, parents, 64397 1115, location, 2647 1115, parents, 9904 1115, parents, 49469 1115, place_of_birth, 2647 1000, parents, 9383 1000, parents, 2105 1000, place_of_death, 2647 9383, children, 1000 9383, children, 64397 2105, children, 1000 2105, children, 64397 17964, children, 9904 64397, children, 53448 64397, children, 51398 64397, parents, 9383 64397, parents, 2105 9904, children, 34389 9904, children, 70588 9904, children, 1115 9904, children, 28718 9904, children, 22493 9904, children, 28229 9904, parents, 17964 9904, spouse, 49469 28718, location, 2647 28718, parents, 9904 28718, place_of_birth, 2647 28718, place_of_death, 2647 28718, spouse, 39112 49469, children, 34389 49469, children, 70588 49469, children, 1115 49469, children, 22493 49469, children, 28229 49469, location, 2647 49469, place_of_birth, 2647 49469, spouse, 9904 22493, parents, 9904 22493, parents, 49469 22493, place_of_birth, 22743 22493, place_of_death, 2647 37359, location, 2647 37359, place_of_birth, 2647 37359, place_of_death, 22743 70093, place_of_birth, 22743 70093, place_of_death, 2647 28229, location, 2647 28229, parents, 9904 28229, parents, 49469 28229, place_of_birth, 2647 Question: How are catherine_pavlovna_of_russia, isabella_of_portugal, and vienna related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "isabella_of_portugal", "vienna" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "albert_vii_archduke_of_austria", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "albert_vii_archduke_of_austria", "parents", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "anna_of_tyrol", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "anna_of_tyrol", "spouse", "matthias_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "archduke_ernest_of_austria", "location", "vienna" ], [ "archduke_ernest_of_austria", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "archduke_ernest_of_austria", "parents", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "archduke_ernest_of_austria", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "archduke_leopold_wilhelm_of_austria", "place_of_birth", "wiener_neustadt" ], [ "archduke_leopold_wilhelm_of_austria", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "elisabeth_of_austria_1554", "location", "vienna" ], [ "elisabeth_of_austria_1554", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_austria_1554", "parents", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "elisabeth_of_austria_1554", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "parents", "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "parents", "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt", "children", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt", "children", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg", "children", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg", "children", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "isabella_of_portugal", "children", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "parents", "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "parents", "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "albert_vii_archduke_of_austria" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "archduke_ernest_of_austria" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "elisabeth_of_austria_1554" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "matthias_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "parents", "isabella_of_portugal" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "spouse", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "matthias_holy_roman_emperor", "location", "vienna" ], [ "matthias_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "matthias_holy_roman_emperor", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "matthias_holy_roman_emperor", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "matthias_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "anna_of_tyrol" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "albert_vii_archduke_of_austria" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "archduke_ernest_of_austria" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "elisabeth_of_austria_1554" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "location", "vienna" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria", "parents", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria", "place_of_birth", "wiener_neustadt" ], [ "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "melchior_klesl", "location", "vienna" ], [ "melchior_klesl", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "melchior_klesl", "place_of_death", "wiener_neustadt" ], [ "nicolo_pacassi", "place_of_birth", "wiener_neustadt" ], [ "nicolo_pacassi", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "location", "vienna" ], [ "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 12149, john_d_spreckels 7647, united_states 3539, william_backhouse_astor_jr src, edge_attr, dst 12149, nationality, 7647 3539, nationality, 7647 Question: How are john_d_spreckels, united_states, and william_backhouse_astor_jr related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "john_d_spreckels", "united_states", "william_backhouse_astor_jr" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "john_d_spreckels", "nationality", "united_states" ], [ "william_backhouse_astor_jr", "nationality", "united_states" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 14742, anne_marie_of_orleans 40910, charles_i_of_england 641, chateau_de_saint_cloud 71761, duc_dorleans 54583, elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans 67997, elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine 32215, henrietta_anne_stuart 71398, henrietta_maria_of_france 1828, louis_xiii_of_france 58213, maria_luisa_of_orleans 8785, marie_de_medici 63854, mary_princess_royal_and_princess_of_orange 9840, philippe_i_duke_of_orleans 1888, princess_elizabeth_of_england 7815, st_jamess_palace src, edge_attr, dst 14742, parents, 71761 14742, parents, 32215 14742, parents, 9840 14742, place_of_birth, 641 40910, children, 32215 40910, children, 63854 40910, children, 1888 40910, spouse, 71398 54583, parents, 71761 54583, parents, 67997 54583, parents, 9840 54583, place_of_birth, 641 67997, children, 71761 67997, children, 54583 67997, place_of_death, 641 67997, spouse, 71761 67997, spouse, 9840 32215, children, 14742 32215, children, 58213 32215, parents, 40910 32215, parents, 71398 32215, place_of_death, 641 32215, spouse, 9840 71398, children, 32215 71398, children, 1888 71398, parents, 8785 71398, spouse, 40910 1828, children, 9840 1828, parents, 8785 58213, parents, 32215 58213, parents, 9840 8785, children, 71398 8785, children, 1828 63854, parents, 40910 63854, parents, 71398 63854, place_of_birth, 7815 9840, children, 14742 9840, children, 71761 9840, children, 54583 9840, children, 58213 9840, parents, 1828 9840, place_of_death, 641 9840, spouse, 67997 9840, spouse, 32215 1888, parents, 40910 1888, parents, 71398 1888, place_of_birth, 7815 Question: How are maria_luisa_of_orleans, philippe_i_duke_of_orleans, and princess_elizabeth_of_england related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "maria_luisa_of_orleans", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "princess_elizabeth_of_england" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "parents", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "parents", "henrietta_anne_stuart" ], [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "parents", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_saint_cloud" ], [ "charles_i_of_england", "children", "henrietta_anne_stuart" ], [ "charles_i_of_england", "children", "mary_princess_royal_and_princess_of_orange" ], [ "charles_i_of_england", "children", "princess_elizabeth_of_england" ], [ "charles_i_of_england", "spouse", "henrietta_maria_of_france" ], [ "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans", "parents", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans", "parents", "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine" ], [ "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans", "parents", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_saint_cloud" ], [ "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine", "children", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine", "children", "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans" ], [ "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine", "place_of_death", "chateau_de_saint_cloud" ], [ "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine", "spouse", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine", "spouse", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "children", "anne_marie_of_orleans" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "children", "maria_luisa_of_orleans" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "parents", "charles_i_of_england" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "parents", "henrietta_maria_of_france" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "place_of_death", "chateau_de_saint_cloud" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "spouse", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "henrietta_maria_of_france", "children", "henrietta_anne_stuart" ], [ "henrietta_maria_of_france", "children", "princess_elizabeth_of_england" ], [ "henrietta_maria_of_france", "parents", "marie_de_medici" ], [ "henrietta_maria_of_france", "spouse", "charles_i_of_england" ], [ "louis_xiii_of_france", "children", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "louis_xiii_of_france", "parents", "marie_de_medici" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_orleans", "parents", "henrietta_anne_stuart" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_orleans", "parents", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "marie_de_medici", "children", "henrietta_maria_of_france" ], [ "marie_de_medici", "children", "louis_xiii_of_france" ], [ "mary_princess_royal_and_princess_of_orange", "parents", "charles_i_of_england" ], [ "mary_princess_royal_and_princess_of_orange", "parents", "henrietta_maria_of_france" ], [ "mary_princess_royal_and_princess_of_orange", "place_of_birth", "st_jamess_palace" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "children", "anne_marie_of_orleans" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "children", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "children", "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "children", "maria_luisa_of_orleans" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "parents", "louis_xiii_of_france" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "place_of_death", "chateau_de_saint_cloud" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "spouse", "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "spouse", "henrietta_anne_stuart" ], [ "princess_elizabeth_of_england", "parents", "charles_i_of_england" ], [ "princess_elizabeth_of_england", "parents", "henrietta_maria_of_france" ], [ "princess_elizabeth_of_england", "place_of_birth", "st_jamess_palace" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 6148, edwin_samuel_montagu 33194, mary_of_teck 20269, prince_george_duke_of_kent 16185, princess_marina_duchess_of_kent 18083, united_kingdom src, edge_attr, dst 6148, nationality, 18083 33194, children, 20269 20269, parents, 33194 20269, spouse, 16185 16185, nationality, 18083 16185, spouse, 20269 Question: In what context are edwin_samuel_montagu, mary_of_teck, and united_kingdom connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "edwin_samuel_montagu", "mary_of_teck", "united_kingdom" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "edwin_samuel_montagu", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "mary_of_teck", "children", "prince_george_duke_of_kent" ], [ "prince_george_duke_of_kent", "parents", "mary_of_teck" ], [ "prince_george_duke_of_kent", "spouse", "princess_marina_duchess_of_kent" ], [ "princess_marina_duchess_of_kent", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "princess_marina_duchess_of_kent", "spouse", "prince_george_duke_of_kent" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 11112, blanche_devreux 41821, catholicism 3856, charles_iv_of_spain 20936, margaret_of_artois 66466, philip_iii_of_navarre 38560, philip_vi_of_france src, edge_attr, dst 11112, parents, 66466 11112, spouse, 38560 3856, religion, 41821 20936, children, 66466 66466, children, 11112 66466, parents, 20936 38560, religion, 41821 38560, spouse, 11112 Question: How are catholicism, charles_iv_of_spain, and margaret_of_artois related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "catholicism", "charles_iv_of_spain", "margaret_of_artois" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "blanche_devreux", "parents", "philip_iii_of_navarre" ], [ "blanche_devreux", "spouse", "philip_vi_of_france" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "margaret_of_artois", "children", "philip_iii_of_navarre" ], [ "philip_iii_of_navarre", "children", "blanche_devreux" ], [ "philip_iii_of_navarre", "parents", "margaret_of_artois" ], [ "philip_vi_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "philip_vi_of_france", "spouse", "blanche_devreux" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 70870, benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil 57275, carlos_i_of_portugal 39291, cascais 41821, catholicism 42216, francisco_da_costa_gomes 11985, john_v_of_portugal 3104, joseph_i_of_portugal 23760, luis_i_of_portugal 63286, mariana_victoria_of_spain 43351, mary_anne_of_austria 22763, ribeira_palace src, edge_attr, dst 70870, parents, 63286 57275, parents, 23760 42216, place_of_death, 39291 42216, religion, 41821 11985, place_of_birth, 22763 11985, religion, 41821 11985, spouse, 43351 3104, parents, 43351 3104, place_of_birth, 22763 3104, religion, 41821 3104, spouse, 63286 23760, children, 57275 23760, place_of_death, 39291 63286, children, 70870 63286, spouse, 3104 43351, children, 3104 43351, spouse, 11985 Question: How are benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil, carlos_i_of_portugal, and catholicism related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil", "carlos_i_of_portugal", "catholicism" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil", "parents", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "carlos_i_of_portugal", "parents", "luis_i_of_portugal" ], [ "francisco_da_costa_gomes", "place_of_death", "cascais" ], [ "francisco_da_costa_gomes", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "place_of_birth", "ribeira_palace" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "spouse", "mary_anne_of_austria" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "parents", "mary_anne_of_austria" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "place_of_birth", "ribeira_palace" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "spouse", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "luis_i_of_portugal", "children", "carlos_i_of_portugal" ], [ "luis_i_of_portugal", "place_of_death", "cascais" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "children", "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "spouse", "joseph_i_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_anne_of_austria", "children", "joseph_i_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_anne_of_austria", "spouse", "john_v_of_portugal" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 61213, assassination 59881, john_lennon 53846, liverpool src, edge_attr, dst 59881, cause_of_death, 61213 59881, location, 53846 59881, place_of_birth, 53846 Question: How are assassination, john_lennon, and liverpool related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "assassination", "john_lennon", "liverpool" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "john_lennon", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "john_lennon", "location", "liverpool" ], [ "john_lennon", "place_of_birth", "liverpool" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 24636, anna_e_roosevelt 63817, new_york 7647, united_states src, edge_attr, dst 24636, nationality, 7647 24636, place_of_birth, 63817 24636, place_of_death, 63817 Question: How are anna_e_roosevelt, new_york, and united_states related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "anna_e_roosevelt", "new_york", "united_states" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "anna_e_roosevelt", "nationality", "united_states" ], [ "anna_e_roosevelt", "place_of_birth", "new_york" ], [ "anna_e_roosevelt", "place_of_death", "new_york" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 30077, august_anheuser_busch_sr 14659, germany 31711, sophia_charlotte_of_hanover src, edge_attr, dst 30077, nationality, 14659 31711, nationality, 14659 Question: How are august_anheuser_busch_sr, germany, and sophia_charlotte_of_hanover related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "august_anheuser_busch_sr", "germany", "sophia_charlotte_of_hanover" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "august_anheuser_busch_sr", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "sophia_charlotte_of_hanover", "nationality", "germany" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 55951, adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg 41821, catholicism 20114, charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg 24933, felix_of_bourbon-parma 61318, john_f_fitzgerald 39840, maria_antonia_of_portugal src, edge_attr, dst 55951, children, 39840 20114, religion, 41821 20114, spouse, 24933 61318, religion, 41821 39840, children, 24933 39840, parents, 55951 Question: In what context are adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg, catholicism, and john_f_fitzgerald connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg", "catholicism", "john_f_fitzgerald" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg", "children", "maria_antonia_of_portugal" ], [ "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg", "spouse", "felix_of_bourbon-parma" ], [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "maria_antonia_of_portugal", "children", "felix_of_bourbon-parma" ], [ "maria_antonia_of_portugal", "parents", "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 30703, albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha 31669, freddie_lennon 18083, united_kingdom src, edge_attr, dst 30703, nationality, 18083 31669, nationality, 18083 Question: How are albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha, freddie_lennon, and united_kingdom related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha", "freddie_lennon", "united_kingdom" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "freddie_lennon", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 51932, beatrice_of_england 62575, edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster 34413, edward_i_of_england 61584, eleanor_of_provence 26335, elizabeth_of_rhuddlan 10215, england 21116, henry_iii_of_england 23704, joan_of_acre 1318, margaret_de_bohun_2nd_countess_of_devon 49513, margaret_plantagenet 73715, mary_de_bohun src, edge_attr, dst 51932, nationality, 10215 51932, parents, 61584 51932, parents, 21116 62575, nationality, 10215 62575, parents, 61584 62575, parents, 21116 34413, children, 26335 34413, children, 23704 34413, children, 49513 61584, children, 51932 61584, children, 62575 26335, children, 1318 26335, parents, 34413 21116, children, 51932 21116, children, 62575 23704, nationality, 10215 23704, parents, 34413 1318, parents, 26335 49513, nationality, 10215 49513, parents, 34413 73715, nationality, 10215 Question: In what context are england, margaret_de_bohun_2nd_countess_of_devon, and mary_de_bohun connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "england", "margaret_de_bohun_2nd_countess_of_devon", "mary_de_bohun" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "beatrice_of_england", "nationality", "england" ], [ "beatrice_of_england", "parents", "eleanor_of_provence" ], [ "beatrice_of_england", "parents", "henry_iii_of_england" ], [ "edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster", "nationality", "england" ], [ "edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster", "parents", "eleanor_of_provence" ], [ "edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster", "parents", "henry_iii_of_england" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "joan_of_acre" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "margaret_plantagenet" ], [ "eleanor_of_provence", "children", "beatrice_of_england" ], [ "eleanor_of_provence", "children", "edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster" ], [ "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan", "children", "margaret_de_bohun_2nd_countess_of_devon" ], [ "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "henry_iii_of_england", "children", "beatrice_of_england" ], [ "henry_iii_of_england", "children", "edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster" ], [ "joan_of_acre", "nationality", "england" ], [ "joan_of_acre", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "margaret_de_bohun_2nd_countess_of_devon", "parents", "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan" ], [ "margaret_plantagenet", "nationality", "england" ], [ "margaret_plantagenet", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "mary_de_bohun", "nationality", "england" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 39111, alexandra_fyodorovna 52603, alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg 74924, anastasia_of_montenegro 2462, andrei_vladimirovich_of_russia 589, frederick_william_iii_of_prussia 37141, frederick_william_iv_of_prussia 30881, grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna 24529, grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia 9354, grand_duchess_vera_konstantinovna_of_russia 24122, grand_duke_boris_vladimirovich_of_russia 54333, grand_duke_constantine_pavlovich_of_russia 42208, grand_duke_dmitri_konstantinovich_of_russia 32860, grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia 37187, grand_duke_nicholas_mikhailovich_of_russia 5092, grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger 15299, grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia 74485, grand_duke_nikolai_konstantinovich_of_russia 23710, grand_duke_paul_alexandrovich_of_russia 59846, grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia 8815, grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia 1796, grand_duke_vyacheslav_konstantinovich_of_russia 66459, konstantin_petrovich_von_kaufman 66793, louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz 23369, nikolai_korzhenevskiy 25765, prince_albert_of_prussia 804, prince_charles_of_prussia 50543, princess_alexandrine_of_prussia 5132, russia 29613, tashkent 32216, tsarskoye_selo 15271, william_i_german_emperor src, edge_attr, dst 39111, children, 15299 39111, nationality, 5132 39111, parents, 589 39111, parents, 66793 52603, children, 9354 52603, children, 42208 52603, children, 74485 52603, children, 1796 74924, spouse, 5092 74924, spouse, 59846 2462, nationality, 5132 2462, place_of_birth, 32216 589, children, 39111 589, children, 37141 589, children, 25765 589, children, 804 589, children, 50543 589, children, 15271 589, spouse, 66793 37141, parents, 589 37141, parents, 66793 30881, children, 5092 30881, children, 59846 30881, spouse, 15299 24529, location, 32216 24529, nationality, 5132 24529, place_of_birth, 32216 9354, parents, 52603 24122, nationality, 5132 24122, place_of_birth, 32216 54333, nationality, 5132 54333, place_of_birth, 32216 42208, nationality, 5132 42208, parents, 52603 32860, nationality, 5132 32860, place_of_birth, 32216 37187, nationality, 5132 37187, place_of_birth, 32216 5092, nationality, 5132 5092, parents, 30881 5092, parents, 15299 5092, spouse, 74924 15299, children, 5092 15299, children, 59846 15299, nationality, 5132 15299, parents, 39111 15299, place_of_birth, 32216 15299, spouse, 30881 74485, nationality, 5132 74485, parents, 52603 74485, place_of_death, 29613 23710, nationality, 5132 23710, place_of_birth, 32216 59846, nationality, 5132 59846, parents, 30881 59846, parents, 15299 59846, spouse, 74924 8815, nationality, 5132 8815, place_of_birth, 32216 1796, nationality, 5132 1796, parents, 52603 66459, nationality, 5132 66459, place_of_death, 29613 66793, children, 39111 66793, children, 37141 66793, children, 25765 66793, children, 804 66793, children, 50543 66793, spouse, 589 23369, nationality, 5132 23369, place_of_death, 29613 25765, parents, 589 25765, parents, 66793 804, parents, 589 804, parents, 66793 50543, parents, 589 50543, parents, 66793 15271, parents, 589 15271, parents, 66793 Question: For what reason are frederick_william_iii_of_prussia, grand_duchess_vera_konstantinovna_of_russia, and russia associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "grand_duchess_vera_konstantinovna_of_russia", "russia" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg", "children", "grand_duchess_vera_konstantinovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg", "children", "grand_duke_dmitri_konstantinovich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg", "children", "grand_duke_nikolai_konstantinovich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg", "children", "grand_duke_vyacheslav_konstantinovich_of_russia" ], [ "anastasia_of_montenegro", "spouse", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger" ], [ "anastasia_of_montenegro", "spouse", "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "andrei_vladimirovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "andrei_vladimirovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "frederick_william_iv_of_prussia" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "prince_albert_of_prussia" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "prince_charles_of_prussia" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "princess_alexandrine_of_prussia" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "william_i_german_emperor" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "spouse", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "frederick_william_iv_of_prussia", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "frederick_william_iv_of_prussia", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna", "children", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger" ], [ "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna", "children", "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna", "spouse", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "location", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duchess_vera_konstantinovna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg" ], [ "grand_duke_boris_vladimirovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_boris_vladimirovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_constantine_pavlovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_constantine_pavlovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_dmitri_konstantinovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_dmitri_konstantinovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg" ], [ "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_mikhailovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_mikhailovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger", "parents", "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger", "parents", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger", "spouse", "anastasia_of_montenegro" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "spouse", "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna" ], [ "grand_duke_nikolai_konstantinovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nikolai_konstantinovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg" ], [ "grand_duke_nikolai_konstantinovich_of_russia", "place_of_death", "tashkent" ], [ "grand_duke_paul_alexandrovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_paul_alexandrovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna" ], [ "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia", "spouse", "anastasia_of_montenegro" ], [ "grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_vyacheslav_konstantinovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_vyacheslav_konstantinovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg" ], [ "konstantin_petrovich_von_kaufman", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "konstantin_petrovich_von_kaufman", "place_of_death", "tashkent" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "frederick_william_iv_of_prussia" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "prince_albert_of_prussia" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "prince_charles_of_prussia" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "princess_alexandrine_of_prussia" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "spouse", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "nikolai_korzhenevskiy", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "nikolai_korzhenevskiy", "place_of_death", "tashkent" ], [ "prince_albert_of_prussia", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "prince_albert_of_prussia", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "prince_charles_of_prussia", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "prince_charles_of_prussia", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "princess_alexandrine_of_prussia", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "princess_alexandrine_of_prussia", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "william_i_german_emperor", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "william_i_german_emperor", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 35012, italy 32656, philibert_i_duke_of_savoy 2903, yves_montand src, edge_attr, dst 32656, nationality, 35012 2903, nationality, 35012 Question: For what reason are italy, philibert_i_duke_of_savoy, and yves_montand associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "italy", "philibert_i_duke_of_savoy", "yves_montand" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "philibert_i_duke_of_savoy", "nationality", "italy" ], [ "yves_montand", "nationality", "italy" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 61318, john_f_fitzgerald 71090, politician 5327, thomas_thynne_1st_marquess_of_bath src, edge_attr, dst 61318, profession, 71090 5327, profession, 71090 Question: How are john_f_fitzgerald, politician, and thomas_thynne_1st_marquess_of_bath related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "politician", "thomas_thynne_1st_marquess_of_bath" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "profession", "politician" ], [ "thomas_thynne_1st_marquess_of_bath", "profession", "politician" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 52355, christian_ii_of_denmark 48259, christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 67145, dorothea_of_denmark_electress_palatine 20995, eppelein_von_gailingen 44946, ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg 71614, george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 14659, germany 5338, herzberg_am_harz 31525, john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 19633, karl_von_einem 7649, neumarkt_in_der_oberpfalz 50030, sophia_of_hanover src, edge_attr, dst 52355, children, 67145 48259, nationality, 14659 48259, place_of_birth, 5338 67145, parents, 52355 67145, place_of_death, 7649 20995, nationality, 14659 20995, place_of_death, 7649 44946, place_of_birth, 5338 44946, spouse, 50030 71614, nationality, 14659 71614, place_of_birth, 5338 31525, nationality, 14659 31525, place_of_birth, 5338 19633, nationality, 14659 19633, place_of_birth, 5338 50030, spouse, 44946 Question: In what context are christian_ii_of_denmark, germany, and sophia_of_hanover connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "christian_ii_of_denmark", "germany", "sophia_of_hanover" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "christian_ii_of_denmark", "children", "dorothea_of_denmark_electress_palatine" ], [ "christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "dorothea_of_denmark_electress_palatine", "parents", "christian_ii_of_denmark" ], [ "dorothea_of_denmark_electress_palatine", "place_of_death", "neumarkt_in_der_oberpfalz" ], [ "eppelein_von_gailingen", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "eppelein_von_gailingen", "place_of_death", "neumarkt_in_der_oberpfalz" ], [ "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg", "spouse", "sophia_of_hanover" ], [ "george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "karl_von_einem", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "karl_von_einem", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "sophia_of_hanover", "spouse", "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 41821, catholicism 54294, charles_viii_of_france 9505, chateau_de_blois 59662, ferdinando_iii_de_medici 35321, louis_xii_of_france 34786, marguerite_louise_dorleans src, edge_attr, dst 54294, religion, 41821 59662, parents, 34786 35321, place_of_birth, 9505 35321, religion, 41821 34786, children, 59662 34786, place_of_birth, 9505 Question: In what context are catholicism, charles_viii_of_france, and ferdinando_iii_de_medici connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "catholicism", "charles_viii_of_france", "ferdinando_iii_de_medici" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "charles_viii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinando_iii_de_medici", "parents", "marguerite_louise_dorleans" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "children", "ferdinando_iii_de_medici" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 68378, adolphus_cambridge_1st_marquess_of_cambridge 25711, alexander_cambridge_1st_earl_of_athlone 50361, claudine_rhedey_von_kis_rhede 20624, francis_duke_of_teck 47914, hungary 33194, mary_of_teck 60406, prince_francis_of_teck 39003, princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge src, edge_attr, dst 68378, parents, 20624 68378, parents, 39003 25711, parents, 20624 25711, parents, 39003 50361, children, 20624 50361, nationality, 47914 20624, children, 68378 20624, children, 25711 20624, children, 33194 20624, children, 60406 20624, parents, 50361 20624, spouse, 39003 33194, parents, 20624 33194, parents, 39003 60406, parents, 20624 60406, parents, 39003 39003, children, 68378 39003, children, 25711 39003, children, 33194 39003, children, 60406 39003, spouse, 20624 Question: In what context are hungary, mary_of_teck, and princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "hungary", "mary_of_teck", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "adolphus_cambridge_1st_marquess_of_cambridge", "parents", "francis_duke_of_teck" ], [ "adolphus_cambridge_1st_marquess_of_cambridge", "parents", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], [ "alexander_cambridge_1st_earl_of_athlone", "parents", "francis_duke_of_teck" ], [ "alexander_cambridge_1st_earl_of_athlone", "parents", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], [ "claudine_rhedey_von_kis_rhede", "children", "francis_duke_of_teck" ], [ "claudine_rhedey_von_kis_rhede", "nationality", "hungary" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "children", "adolphus_cambridge_1st_marquess_of_cambridge" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "children", "alexander_cambridge_1st_earl_of_athlone" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "children", "mary_of_teck" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "children", "prince_francis_of_teck" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "parents", "claudine_rhedey_von_kis_rhede" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "spouse", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], [ "mary_of_teck", "parents", "francis_duke_of_teck" ], [ "mary_of_teck", "parents", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], [ "prince_francis_of_teck", "parents", "francis_duke_of_teck" ], [ "prince_francis_of_teck", "parents", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], [ "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge", "children", "adolphus_cambridge_1st_marquess_of_cambridge" ], [ "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge", "children", "alexander_cambridge_1st_earl_of_athlone" ], [ "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge", "children", "mary_of_teck" ], [ "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge", "children", "prince_francis_of_teck" ], [ "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge", "spouse", "francis_duke_of_teck" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 23004, caroline_blackwood 49850, ingrid_bergman 7895, london 61606, robert_lowell src, edge_attr, dst 23004, location, 7895 23004, place_of_birth, 7895 23004, spouse, 61606 49850, place_of_death, 7895 61606, spouse, 23004 Question: How are ingrid_bergman, london, and robert_lowell related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "ingrid_bergman", "london", "robert_lowell" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "caroline_blackwood", "location", "london" ], [ "caroline_blackwood", "place_of_birth", "london" ], [ "caroline_blackwood", "spouse", "robert_lowell" ], [ "ingrid_bergman", "place_of_death", "london" ], [ "robert_lowell", "spouse", "caroline_blackwood" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 41195, atia 13836, augustus 51176, early_life_of_augustus src, edge_attr, dst 41195, children, 13836 41195, children, 51176 13836, parents, 41195 Question: For what reason are atia, augustus, and early_life_of_augustus associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "atia", "augustus", "early_life_of_augustus" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "atia", "children", "augustus" ], [ "atia", "children", "early_life_of_augustus" ], [ "augustus", "parents", "atia" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 71913, frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony 3301, friedrich_christian_margrave_of_meissen 13631, george_of_saxony 14659, germany 33194, mary_of_teck 43334, prince_ernst_heinrich_of_saxony 63865, princess_maria_josepha_of_saxony 70819, princess_mathilde_of_saxony src, edge_attr, dst 71913, children, 3301 71913, children, 43334 71913, nationality, 14659 71913, parents, 13631 3301, nationality, 14659 3301, parents, 71913 13631, children, 71913 13631, children, 63865 13631, children, 70819 33194, nationality, 14659 43334, nationality, 14659 43334, parents, 71913 63865, nationality, 14659 63865, parents, 13631 70819, parents, 13631 Question: For what reason are germany, mary_of_teck, and princess_mathilde_of_saxony associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "germany", "mary_of_teck", "princess_mathilde_of_saxony" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony", "children", "friedrich_christian_margrave_of_meissen" ], [ "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony", "children", "prince_ernst_heinrich_of_saxony" ], [ "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony", "parents", "george_of_saxony" ], [ "friedrich_christian_margrave_of_meissen", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "friedrich_christian_margrave_of_meissen", "parents", "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony" ], [ "george_of_saxony", "children", "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony" ], [ "george_of_saxony", "children", "princess_maria_josepha_of_saxony" ], [ "george_of_saxony", "children", "princess_mathilde_of_saxony" ], [ "mary_of_teck", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "prince_ernst_heinrich_of_saxony", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "prince_ernst_heinrich_of_saxony", "parents", "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony" ], [ "princess_maria_josepha_of_saxony", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "princess_maria_josepha_of_saxony", "parents", "george_of_saxony" ], [ "princess_mathilde_of_saxony", "parents", "george_of_saxony" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 51291, charles_i_duke_of_burgundy 66978, infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy 56395, infante_joao_of_portugal 14352, john_i_of_portugal 49227, mary_of_burgundy 67739, philip_iii_duke_of_burgundy src, edge_attr, dst 51291, children, 49227 51291, parents, 66978 51291, parents, 67739 66978, children, 51291 66978, parents, 14352 66978, spouse, 67739 56395, parents, 14352 14352, children, 66978 14352, children, 56395 49227, parents, 51291 67739, children, 51291 67739, spouse, 66978 Question: How are infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy, infante_joao_of_portugal, and mary_of_burgundy related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy", "infante_joao_of_portugal", "mary_of_burgundy" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy", "children", "mary_of_burgundy" ], [ "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy", "parents", "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy" ], [ "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy", "parents", "philip_iii_duke_of_burgundy" ], [ "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy", "children", "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy" ], [ "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy", "parents", "john_i_of_portugal" ], [ "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy", "spouse", "philip_iii_duke_of_burgundy" ], [ "infante_joao_of_portugal", "parents", "john_i_of_portugal" ], [ "john_i_of_portugal", "children", "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy" ], [ "john_i_of_portugal", "children", "infante_joao_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_of_burgundy", "parents", "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy" ], [ "philip_iii_duke_of_burgundy", "children", "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy" ], [ "philip_iii_duke_of_burgundy", "spouse", "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 13495, archduke_anton_victor_of_austria 27874, augustus_ii_the_strong 6486, augustus_iii_of_poland 65888, benedict_joseph_fenwick 36307, blanche_of_castile 41821, catholicism 22450, charles_iii_of_spain 3856, charles_iv_of_spain 8049, charles_of_valois 35212, edmund_of_woodstock_1st_earl_of_kent 34413, edward_i_of_england 5576, edward_ii_of_england 12218, eleanor_of_castile 40225, elisabeth_of_parma 26335, elizabeth_of_rhuddlan 44276, ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies 67612, ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies 36826, ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany 15250, ferdinand_vi_of_spain 65403, ferdinand_vii_of_spain 37766, francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies 59103, francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor 23704, joan_of_acre 43381, leopold_sedar_senghor 67259, louis_devreux 35735, louis_ix_of_france 70619, louis_viii_of_france 49513, margaret_plantagenet 58836, marguerite_of_france 17318, marguerite_of_provence 19480, maria_amalia_of_saxony 629, maria_isabella_of_spain 43177, maria_louisa_of_spain 28513, maria_luisa_of_parma 5128, maria_of_brabant 40035, philip_iii_of_france 7936, philip_v_of_spain 38560, philip_vi_of_france 50110, poissy 65887, pope_adrian_i 3121, portici 17953, reformed_baptist 22853, rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen 57940, ursula_julia_ledochowska src, edge_attr, dst 13495, parents, 43177 27874, children, 6486 27874, religion, 41821 6486, children, 19480 6486, parents, 27874 6486, religion, 41821 65888, religion, 41821 65888, religion, 17953 36307, children, 35735 36307, spouse, 70619 22450, children, 3856 22450, children, 44276 22450, children, 43177 22450, parents, 40225 22450, parents, 7936 22450, religion, 41821 22450, religion, 17953 22450, spouse, 19480 3856, children, 65403 3856, children, 629 3856, parents, 22450 3856, parents, 19480 3856, place_of_birth, 3121 3856, religion, 41821 3856, spouse, 28513 8049, parents, 40035 34413, children, 35212 34413, children, 5576 34413, children, 26335 34413, children, 23704 34413, children, 49513 34413, spouse, 12218 34413, spouse, 58836 5576, parents, 34413 5576, parents, 12218 5576, religion, 41821 12218, children, 5576 12218, children, 26335 12218, children, 23704 12218, children, 49513 12218, parents, 58836 12218, spouse, 34413 40225, children, 22450 40225, spouse, 7936 26335, parents, 34413 26335, parents, 12218 44276, children, 37766 44276, parents, 22450 44276, parents, 19480 44276, religion, 41821 67612, parents, 37766 67612, parents, 629 67612, religion, 41821 36826, parents, 43177 36826, religion, 41821 15250, parents, 7936 15250, religion, 41821 65403, parents, 3856 65403, parents, 28513 65403, religion, 41821 37766, children, 67612 37766, parents, 44276 37766, religion, 41821 59103, parents, 43177 59103, religion, 41821 23704, parents, 34413 23704, parents, 12218 43381, religion, 41821 43381, religion, 17953 67259, parents, 5128 67259, parents, 40035 35735, children, 40035 35735, parents, 36307 35735, parents, 70619 35735, place_of_birth, 50110 35735, religion, 41821 35735, spouse, 17318 70619, children, 35735 70619, religion, 41821 70619, spouse, 36307 49513, parents, 34413 49513, parents, 12218 58836, children, 35212 58836, children, 12218 58836, parents, 5128 58836, parents, 40035 58836, spouse, 34413 17318, children, 40035 17318, spouse, 35735 19480, children, 3856 19480, children, 44276 19480, children, 43177 19480, parents, 6486 19480, spouse, 22450 629, children, 67612 629, parents, 3856 43177, children, 13495 43177, children, 36826 43177, children, 59103 43177, children, 22853 43177, parents, 22450 43177, parents, 19480 43177, place_of_birth, 3121 28513, children, 65403 28513, spouse, 3856 5128, children, 67259 5128, children, 58836 5128, spouse, 40035 40035, children, 8049 40035, children, 67259 40035, children, 58836 40035, parents, 35735 40035, parents, 17318 40035, place_of_birth, 50110 40035, religion, 41821 40035, spouse, 5128 7936, children, 22450 7936, religion, 41821 7936, spouse, 40225 38560, parents, 8049 38560, religion, 41821 65887, religion, 41821 65887, religion, 17953 22853, parents, 43177 22853, religion, 41821 57940, religion, 41821 57940, religion, 17953 Question: How are archduke_anton_victor_of_austria, catholicism, and marguerite_of_france related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "catholicism", "marguerite_of_france" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "children", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "parents", "augustus_ii_the_strong" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "benedict_joseph_fenwick", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "benedict_joseph_fenwick", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "blanche_of_castile", "children", "louis_ix_of_france" ], [ "blanche_of_castile", "spouse", "louis_viii_of_france" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "spouse", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_vii_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "children", "maria_isabella_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "place_of_birth", "portici" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "spouse", "maria_luisa_of_parma" ], [ "charles_of_valois", "parents", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "edmund_of_woodstock_1st_earl_of_kent" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "edward_ii_of_england" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "joan_of_acre" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "margaret_plantagenet" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "spouse", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "spouse", "marguerite_of_france" ], [ "edward_ii_of_england", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "edward_ii_of_england", "parents", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "edward_ii_of_england", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "children", "edward_ii_of_england" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "children", "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "children", "joan_of_acre" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "children", "margaret_plantagenet" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "parents", "marguerite_of_france" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "spouse", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "spouse", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan", "parents", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "maria_isabella_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vii_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_vii_of_spain", "parents", "maria_luisa_of_parma" ], [ "ferdinand_vii_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "joan_of_acre", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "joan_of_acre", "parents", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "leopold_sedar_senghor", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "leopold_sedar_senghor", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "louis_devreux", "parents", "maria_of_brabant" ], [ "louis_devreux", "parents", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "children", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "parents", "blanche_of_castile" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "parents", "louis_viii_of_france" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "place_of_birth", "poissy" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "spouse", "marguerite_of_provence" ], [ "louis_viii_of_france", "children", "louis_ix_of_france" ], [ "louis_viii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "louis_viii_of_france", "spouse", "blanche_of_castile" ], [ "margaret_plantagenet", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "margaret_plantagenet", "parents", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "marguerite_of_france", "children", "edmund_of_woodstock_1st_earl_of_kent" ], [ "marguerite_of_france", "children", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "marguerite_of_france", "parents", "maria_of_brabant" ], [ "marguerite_of_france", "parents", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "marguerite_of_france", "spouse", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "marguerite_of_provence", "children", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "marguerite_of_provence", "spouse", "louis_ix_of_france" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "spouse", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_isabella_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_isabella_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "place_of_birth", "portici" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_parma", "children", "ferdinand_vii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_parma", "spouse", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "maria_of_brabant", "children", "louis_devreux" ], [ "maria_of_brabant", "children", "marguerite_of_france" ], [ "maria_of_brabant", "spouse", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "children", "charles_of_valois" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "children", "louis_devreux" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "children", "marguerite_of_france" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "parents", "louis_ix_of_france" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "parents", "marguerite_of_provence" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "place_of_birth", "poissy" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "spouse", "maria_of_brabant" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "spouse", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "philip_vi_of_france", "parents", "charles_of_valois" ], [ "philip_vi_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "pope_adrian_i", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "pope_adrian_i", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ursula_julia_ledochowska", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ursula_julia_ledochowska", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 38167, grand_palace_bangkok 62167, paripatra 12486, piam 12130, saovabha 53018, sukumalmarsri src, edge_attr, dst 62167, parents, 53018 12486, children, 12130 12130, parents, 12486 12130, place_of_birth, 38167 12130, place_of_death, 38167 53018, children, 62167 53018, place_of_birth, 38167 Question: In what context are paripatra, piam, and saovabha connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "paripatra", "piam", "saovabha" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "paripatra", "parents", "sukumalmarsri" ], [ "piam", "children", "saovabha" ], [ "saovabha", "parents", "piam" ], [ "saovabha", "place_of_birth", "grand_palace_bangkok" ], [ "saovabha", "place_of_death", "grand_palace_bangkok" ], [ "sukumalmarsri", "children", "paripatra" ], [ "sukumalmarsri", "place_of_birth", "grand_palace_bangkok" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 11020, prince_henry_duke_of_gloucester 6846, sybil_thomas_viscountess_rhondda 18083, united_kingdom src, edge_attr, dst 11020, nationality, 18083 6846, nationality, 18083 Question: How are prince_henry_duke_of_gloucester, sybil_thomas_viscountess_rhondda, and united_kingdom related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "prince_henry_duke_of_gloucester", "sybil_thomas_viscountess_rhondda", "united_kingdom" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "prince_henry_duke_of_gloucester", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "sybil_thomas_viscountess_rhondda", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 53448, alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia 51398, catherine_pavlovna_of_russia 64397, maria_fyodorovna_of_russia 49957, marie_amalie_of_austria 2647, vienna src, edge_attr, dst 53448, parents, 64397 53448, place_of_death, 2647 51398, parents, 64397 64397, children, 53448 64397, children, 51398 49957, place_of_birth, 2647 Question: How are catherine_pavlovna_of_russia, marie_amalie_of_austria, and vienna related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "marie_amalie_of_austria", "vienna" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia" ], [ "marie_amalie_of_austria", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 41821, catholicism 58647, napoleon_ii_of_france 32398, robert_archduke_of_austria_este 13402, rose_fitzgerald_kennedy 74, schonbrunn_palace 27093, zita_of_bourbon-parma src, edge_attr, dst 58647, place_of_death, 74 32398, parents, 27093 32398, place_of_birth, 74 13402, religion, 41821 27093, children, 32398 27093, religion, 41821 Question: In what context are catholicism, napoleon_ii_of_france, and rose_fitzgerald_kennedy connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "catholicism", "napoleon_ii_of_france", "rose_fitzgerald_kennedy" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "napoleon_ii_of_france", "place_of_death", "schonbrunn_palace" ], [ "robert_archduke_of_austria_este", "parents", "zita_of_bourbon-parma" ], [ "robert_archduke_of_austria_este", "place_of_birth", "schonbrunn_palace" ], [ "rose_fitzgerald_kennedy", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "zita_of_bourbon-parma", "children", "robert_archduke_of_austria_este" ], [ "zita_of_bourbon-parma", "religion", "catholicism" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 70123, alexander_iii_of_russia 70462, alexandra_of_denmark 5876, charlemagne 55278, christian_ix_of_denmark 32728, emperor 14300, ermengarde_of_hesbaye 64115, ermengarde_of_tours 19390, frederick_viii_of_denmark 58021, grand_duchess_olga_alexandrovna_of_russia 51774, grand_duchess_xenia_alexandrovna_of_russia 50980, grand_duke_alexander_alexandrovich_of_russia 32860, grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia 29455, grand_duke_michael_alexandrovich_of_russia 3757, hildegard_of_savoy 68374, lothair_i 44217, louis_ii_holy_roman_emperor 18371, louis_the_german 26300, louis_the_pious 22712, louise_of_hesse-kassel 67408, maria_fyodorovna 12167, pippin_of_italy 60546, prince_valdemar_of_denmark 60599, princess_thyra_of_denmark src, edge_attr, dst 70123, children, 58021 70123, children, 51774 70123, children, 50980 70123, children, 32860 70123, children, 29455 70123, profession, 32728 70123, spouse, 67408 70462, parents, 55278 70462, parents, 22712 5876, children, 26300 5876, children, 12167 5876, profession, 32728 5876, spouse, 3757 55278, children, 70462 55278, children, 19390 55278, children, 67408 55278, children, 60546 55278, children, 60599 55278, spouse, 22712 19390, parents, 55278 19390, parents, 22712 58021, parents, 70123 58021, parents, 67408 51774, parents, 70123 51774, parents, 67408 50980, parents, 70123 50980, parents, 67408 32860, parents, 70123 32860, parents, 67408 29455, parents, 70123 29455, parents, 67408 3757, children, 26300 3757, children, 12167 3757, spouse, 5876 68374, children, 44217 68374, parents, 14300 68374, parents, 26300 68374, profession, 32728 68374, spouse, 64115 44217, parents, 64115 44217, parents, 68374 44217, profession, 32728 18371, parents, 14300 18371, parents, 26300 26300, children, 68374 26300, children, 18371 26300, parents, 5876 26300, parents, 3757 26300, spouse, 14300 22712, children, 70462 22712, children, 19390 22712, children, 67408 22712, children, 60546 22712, children, 60599 22712, spouse, 55278 67408, children, 58021 67408, children, 51774 67408, children, 50980 67408, children, 32860 67408, children, 29455 67408, parents, 55278 67408, parents, 22712 67408, spouse, 70123 60546, parents, 55278 60546, parents, 22712 60599, parents, 55278 60599, parents, 22712 Question: For what reason are emperor, louis_the_pious, and louise_of_hesse-kassel associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "emperor", "louis_the_pious", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "children", "grand_duchess_olga_alexandrovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "children", "grand_duchess_xenia_alexandrovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_alexander_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_michael_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "profession", "emperor" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "spouse", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "alexandra_of_denmark", "parents", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "alexandra_of_denmark", "parents", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], [ "charlemagne", "children", "louis_the_pious" ], [ "charlemagne", "children", "pippin_of_italy" ], [ "charlemagne", "profession", "emperor" ], [ "charlemagne", "spouse", "hildegard_of_savoy" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "children", "alexandra_of_denmark" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "children", "frederick_viii_of_denmark" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "children", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "children", "prince_valdemar_of_denmark" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "children", "princess_thyra_of_denmark" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "spouse", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], [ "frederick_viii_of_denmark", "parents", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "frederick_viii_of_denmark", "parents", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_alexandrovna_of_russia", "parents", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_alexandrovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duchess_xenia_alexandrovna_of_russia", "parents", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_xenia_alexandrovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_alexander_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_alexander_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_michael_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_michael_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "hildegard_of_savoy", "children", "louis_the_pious" ], [ "hildegard_of_savoy", "children", "pippin_of_italy" ], [ "hildegard_of_savoy", "spouse", "charlemagne" ], [ "lothair_i", "children", "louis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "lothair_i", "parents", "ermengarde_of_hesbaye" ], [ "lothair_i", "parents", "louis_the_pious" ], [ "lothair_i", "profession", "emperor" ], [ "lothair_i", "spouse", "ermengarde_of_tours" ], [ "louis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "ermengarde_of_tours" ], [ "louis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "lothair_i" ], [ "louis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "profession", "emperor" ], [ "louis_the_german", "parents", "ermengarde_of_hesbaye" ], [ "louis_the_german", "parents", "louis_the_pious" ], [ "louis_the_pious", "children", "lothair_i" ], [ "louis_the_pious", "children", "louis_the_german" ], [ "louis_the_pious", "parents", "charlemagne" ], [ "louis_the_pious", "parents", "hildegard_of_savoy" ], [ "louis_the_pious", "spouse", "ermengarde_of_hesbaye" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "children", "alexandra_of_denmark" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "children", "frederick_viii_of_denmark" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "children", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "children", "prince_valdemar_of_denmark" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "children", "princess_thyra_of_denmark" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "spouse", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duchess_olga_alexandrovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duchess_xenia_alexandrovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_alexander_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_michael_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "parents", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "parents", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "spouse", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "prince_valdemar_of_denmark", "parents", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "prince_valdemar_of_denmark", "parents", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], [ "princess_thyra_of_denmark", "parents", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "princess_thyra_of_denmark", "parents", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 61525, katherine_corri_harris 30144, ronald_reagan 7647, united_states src, edge_attr, dst 61525, nationality, 7647 30144, nationality, 7647 Question: How are katherine_corri_harris, ronald_reagan, and united_states related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "katherine_corri_harris", "ronald_reagan", "united_states" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "katherine_corri_harris", "nationality", "united_states" ], [ "ronald_reagan", "nationality", "united_states" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 12470, bernard_williams 8443, oral_cancer 62375, prince_sigismund_of_prussia 64443, sophia_of_prussia 18083, united_kingdom 2624, victoria_princess_royal src, edge_attr, dst 12470, cause_of_death, 8443 12470, nationality, 18083 62375, cause_of_death, 8443 62375, parents, 2624 64443, parents, 2624 2624, children, 62375 2624, children, 64443 Question: For what reason are sophia_of_prussia, united_kingdom, and victoria_princess_royal associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "sophia_of_prussia", "united_kingdom", "victoria_princess_royal" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "bernard_williams", "cause_of_death", "oral_cancer" ], [ "bernard_williams", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "prince_sigismund_of_prussia", "cause_of_death", "oral_cancer" ], [ "prince_sigismund_of_prussia", "parents", "victoria_princess_royal" ], [ "sophia_of_prussia", "parents", "victoria_princess_royal" ], [ "victoria_princess_royal", "children", "prince_sigismund_of_prussia" ], [ "victoria_princess_royal", "children", "sophia_of_prussia" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 20624, francis_duke_of_teck 26374, maria_jane_dyer 18083, united_kingdom src, edge_attr, dst 20624, nationality, 18083 26374, nationality, 18083 Question: For what reason are francis_duke_of_teck, maria_jane_dyer, and united_kingdom associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "maria_jane_dyer", "united_kingdom" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "maria_jane_dyer", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 13495, archduke_anton_victor_of_austria 31157, archduke_franz_karl_of_austria 6486, augustus_iii_of_poland 65888, benedict_joseph_fenwick 34676, caroline_augusta_of_bavaria 41821, catholicism 22450, charles_iii_of_spain 3856, charles_iv_of_spain 54294, charles_viii_of_france 40225, elisabeth_of_parma 70084, ferdinand_i_of_austria 44276, ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies 36826, ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany 15250, ferdinand_vi_of_spain 65403, ferdinand_vii_of_spain 37766, francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies 59103, francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor 57486, franz_joseph_i_of_austria 43381, leopold_sedar_senghor 19480, maria_amalia_of_saxony 56537, maria_ii_of_portugal 11934, maria_leopoldina_of_austria 43177, maria_louisa_of_spain 2461, maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies 61087, marie_caroline_of_austria 71579, marie_louise_duchess_of_parma 59091, maximilian_i_of_bavaria 46788, napoleon_i_of_france 57657, peter_i_of_brazil 7936, philip_v_of_spain 65887, pope_adrian_i 3121, portici 17953, reformed_baptist 22853, rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen 57940, ursula_julia_ledochowska src, edge_attr, dst 13495, parents, 43177 31157, children, 57486 31157, parents, 59103 6486, children, 19480 6486, religion, 41821 65888, religion, 41821 65888, religion, 17953 34676, parents, 59091 34676, spouse, 59103 22450, children, 3856 22450, children, 44276 22450, children, 43177 22450, parents, 40225 22450, parents, 7936 22450, religion, 41821 22450, religion, 17953 22450, spouse, 19480 3856, children, 65403 3856, parents, 22450 3856, parents, 19480 3856, place_of_birth, 3121 3856, religion, 41821 54294, religion, 41821 40225, children, 22450 40225, spouse, 7936 70084, parents, 59103 70084, parents, 2461 70084, religion, 41821 44276, children, 37766 44276, children, 2461 44276, parents, 22450 44276, parents, 19480 44276, religion, 41821 44276, spouse, 61087 36826, parents, 43177 36826, religion, 41821 15250, parents, 7936 15250, religion, 41821 65403, parents, 3856 65403, religion, 41821 37766, parents, 44276 37766, parents, 61087 37766, religion, 41821 59103, children, 31157 59103, children, 70084 59103, children, 11934 59103, children, 71579 59103, parents, 43177 59103, religion, 41821 59103, spouse, 34676 59103, spouse, 2461 57486, parents, 31157 57486, religion, 41821 43381, religion, 41821 43381, religion, 17953 19480, children, 3856 19480, children, 44276 19480, children, 43177 19480, parents, 6486 19480, spouse, 22450 56537, parents, 11934 56537, parents, 57657 56537, religion, 41821 11934, children, 56537 11934, parents, 59103 11934, spouse, 57657 43177, children, 13495 43177, children, 36826 43177, children, 59103 43177, children, 22853 43177, parents, 22450 43177, parents, 19480 43177, place_of_birth, 3121 2461, children, 70084 2461, children, 71579 2461, parents, 44276 2461, spouse, 59103 61087, children, 37766 61087, spouse, 44276 71579, parents, 59103 71579, parents, 2461 71579, religion, 41821 71579, spouse, 46788 59091, children, 34676 59091, religion, 41821 46788, religion, 41821 46788, spouse, 71579 57657, children, 56537 57657, religion, 41821 57657, spouse, 11934 7936, children, 22450 7936, religion, 41821 7936, spouse, 40225 65887, religion, 41821 65887, religion, 17953 22853, parents, 43177 22853, religion, 41821 57940, religion, 41821 57940, religion, 17953 Question: For what reason are archduke_anton_victor_of_austria, catholicism, and charles_viii_of_france associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "catholicism", "charles_viii_of_france" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria", "children", "franz_joseph_i_of_austria" ], [ "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "benedict_joseph_fenwick", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "benedict_joseph_fenwick", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria", "parents", "maximilian_i_of_bavaria" ], [ "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria", "spouse", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "spouse", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_vii_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "place_of_birth", "portici" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_viii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "spouse", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "spouse", "marie_caroline_of_austria" ], [ "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vii_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_vii_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "marie_caroline_of_austria" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_austria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "maria_leopoldina_of_austria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "franz_joseph_i_of_austria", "parents", "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria" ], [ "franz_joseph_i_of_austria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "leopold_sedar_senghor", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "leopold_sedar_senghor", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "spouse", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_ii_of_portugal", "parents", "maria_leopoldina_of_austria" ], [ "maria_ii_of_portugal", "parents", "peter_i_of_brazil" ], [ "maria_ii_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "maria_leopoldina_of_austria", "children", "maria_ii_of_portugal" ], [ "maria_leopoldina_of_austria", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_leopoldina_of_austria", "spouse", "peter_i_of_brazil" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "place_of_birth", "portici" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_austria" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "spouse", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "marie_caroline_of_austria", "children", "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "marie_caroline_of_austria", "spouse", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "spouse", "napoleon_i_of_france" ], [ "maximilian_i_of_bavaria", "children", "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria" ], [ "maximilian_i_of_bavaria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "napoleon_i_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "napoleon_i_of_france", "spouse", "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "children", "maria_ii_of_portugal" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "spouse", "maria_leopoldina_of_austria" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "spouse", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "pope_adrian_i", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "pope_adrian_i", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ursula_julia_ledochowska", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ursula_julia_ledochowska", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 35919, albert_mosse 51106, berlin 72223, chris_gueffroy 48259, christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 44946, ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg 66376, georg_von_kameke 71614, george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 14659, germany 27073, grodzisk_wielkopolski 5338, herzberg_am_harz 31525, john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 19633, karl_von_einem 4242, pasewalk 38338, rudolf_mosse 50030, sophia_of_hanover 41437, wilhelm_von_homburg src, edge_attr, dst 35919, nationality, 14659 35919, place_of_birth, 27073 35919, place_of_death, 51106 72223, nationality, 14659 72223, place_of_birth, 4242 72223, place_of_death, 51106 48259, nationality, 14659 48259, place_of_birth, 5338 44946, place_of_birth, 5338 44946, spouse, 50030 66376, nationality, 14659 66376, place_of_birth, 4242 66376, place_of_death, 51106 71614, nationality, 14659 71614, place_of_birth, 5338 31525, nationality, 14659 31525, place_of_birth, 5338 19633, nationality, 14659 19633, place_of_birth, 5338 38338, nationality, 14659 38338, place_of_birth, 27073 50030, spouse, 44946 41437, location, 51106 41437, nationality, 14659 41437, place_of_birth, 51106 Question: How are berlin, germany, and sophia_of_hanover related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "berlin", "germany", "sophia_of_hanover" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "albert_mosse", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "albert_mosse", "place_of_birth", "grodzisk_wielkopolski" ], [ "albert_mosse", "place_of_death", "berlin" ], [ "chris_gueffroy", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "chris_gueffroy", "place_of_birth", "pasewalk" ], [ "chris_gueffroy", "place_of_death", "berlin" ], [ "christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg", "spouse", "sophia_of_hanover" ], [ "georg_von_kameke", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "georg_von_kameke", "place_of_birth", "pasewalk" ], [ "georg_von_kameke", "place_of_death", "berlin" ], [ "george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "karl_von_einem", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "karl_von_einem", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "rudolf_mosse", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "rudolf_mosse", "place_of_birth", "grodzisk_wielkopolski" ], [ "sophia_of_hanover", "spouse", "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg" ], [ "wilhelm_von_homburg", "location", "berlin" ], [ "wilhelm_von_homburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "wilhelm_von_homburg", "place_of_birth", "berlin" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 53963, athens 5494, elena_of_greece_and_denmark 64443, sophia_of_prussia src, edge_attr, dst 5494, parents, 64443 5494, place_of_birth, 53963 64443, children, 5494 Question: How are athens, elena_of_greece_and_denmark, and sophia_of_prussia related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "athens", "elena_of_greece_and_denmark", "sophia_of_prussia" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "elena_of_greece_and_denmark", "parents", "sophia_of_prussia" ], [ "elena_of_greece_and_denmark", "place_of_birth", "athens" ], [ "sophia_of_prussia", "children", "elena_of_greece_and_denmark" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 31740, anthony_clement_of_saxony 27874, augustus_ii_the_strong 6486, augustus_iii_of_poland 40769, christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth 71451, frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony 7444, marie_josephe_of_saxony 18088, versailles src, edge_attr, dst 31740, parents, 71451 27874, children, 6486 27874, spouse, 40769 6486, children, 71451 6486, children, 7444 6486, parents, 27874 6486, parents, 40769 40769, children, 6486 40769, spouse, 27874 71451, children, 31740 71451, parents, 6486 7444, parents, 6486 7444, place_of_death, 18088 Question: For what reason are anthony_clement_of_saxony, christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth, and versailles associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "anthony_clement_of_saxony", "christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth", "versailles" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "anthony_clement_of_saxony", "parents", "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "children", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "spouse", "christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "marie_josephe_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "parents", "augustus_ii_the_strong" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "parents", "christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth" ], [ "christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth", "children", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth", "spouse", "augustus_ii_the_strong" ], [ "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony", "children", "anthony_clement_of_saxony" ], [ "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "marie_josephe_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "marie_josephe_of_saxony", "place_of_death", "versailles" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 57887, afonso_v_of_portugal 56395, infante_joao_of_portugal 67321, portugal src, edge_attr, dst 57887, nationality, 67321 56395, nationality, 67321 Question: How are afonso_v_of_portugal, infante_joao_of_portugal, and portugal related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "afonso_v_of_portugal", "infante_joao_of_portugal", "portugal" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "afonso_v_of_portugal", "nationality", "portugal" ], [ "infante_joao_of_portugal", "nationality", "portugal" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 14742, anne_marie_of_orleans 41821, catholicism 69396, charles_emmanuel_iii_of_sardinia 9505, chateau_de_blois 71761, duc_dorleans 44276, ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies 35321, louis_xii_of_france 72808, marguerite_duchess_of_orleans 34786, marguerite_louise_dorleans src, edge_attr, dst 14742, children, 69396 14742, parents, 71761 69396, parents, 14742 69396, religion, 41821 44276, religion, 41821 35321, place_of_birth, 9505 35321, religion, 41821 72808, children, 34786 72808, spouse, 71761 34786, parents, 72808 34786, place_of_birth, 9505 Question: In what context are catholicism, ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies, and marguerite_duchess_of_orleans connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "catholicism", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "marguerite_duchess_of_orleans" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "children", "charles_emmanuel_iii_of_sardinia" ], [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "parents", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "charles_emmanuel_iii_of_sardinia", "parents", "anne_marie_of_orleans" ], [ "charles_emmanuel_iii_of_sardinia", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "marguerite_duchess_of_orleans", "children", "marguerite_louise_dorleans" ], [ "marguerite_duchess_of_orleans", "spouse", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "parents", "marguerite_duchess_of_orleans" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 47926, helen_vinson 30144, ronald_reagan 7647, united_states src, edge_attr, dst 47926, nationality, 7647 30144, nationality, 7647 Question: How are helen_vinson, ronald_reagan, and united_states related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "helen_vinson", "ronald_reagan", "united_states" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "helen_vinson", "nationality", "united_states" ], [ "ronald_reagan", "nationality", "united_states" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 8109, boston_massachusetts 74926, chicago 41907, george_peter_alexander_healy 61318, john_f_fitzgerald src, edge_attr, dst 41907, location, 8109 41907, place_of_death, 74926 61318, location, 8109 61318, place_of_birth, 8109 61318, place_of_death, 8109 Question: For what reason are boston_massachusetts, chicago, and john_f_fitzgerald associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "boston_massachusetts", "chicago", "john_f_fitzgerald" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "george_peter_alexander_healy", "location", "boston_massachusetts" ], [ "george_peter_alexander_healy", "place_of_death", "chicago" ], [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "location", "boston_massachusetts" ], [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "place_of_birth", "boston_massachusetts" ], [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "place_of_death", "boston_massachusetts" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 67705, barbara_of_portugal 70870, benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil 34676, caroline_augusta_of_bavaria 41821, catholicism 73418, charles_felix_of_sardinia 22450, charles_iii_of_spain 3856, charles_iv_of_spain 40225, elisabeth_of_parma 1000, elisabeth_of_wurttemberg 70084, ferdinand_i_of_austria 44276, ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies 6295, ferdinand_maria_elector_of_bavaria 15250, ferdinand_vi_of_spain 59103, francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor 67481, francisco_goya 9383, friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt 2105, friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg 53504, haredi_judaism 2602, james_connolly 52503, john_cardinal_farley 11985, john_v_of_portugal 41700, john_vi_of_portugal 3104, joseph_i_of_portugal 67976, louis_grand_dauphin 37867, louis_xv_of_france 36780, maria_anna_of_bavaria 9311, maria_antonietta_of_spain 64397, maria_fyodorovna_of_russia 11934, maria_leopoldina_of_austria 15400, maria_luisa_of_savoy 2461, maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies 63286, mariana_victoria_of_spain 71579, marie_louise_duchess_of_parma 43351, mary_anne_of_austria 64180, mary_i_of_portugal 59091, maximilian_i_of_bavaria 13068, miguel_of_portugal 16012, mormonism 14619, paolo_giovio 57657, peter_i_of_brazil 21684, peter_iii_of_portugal 7936, philip_v_of_spain 22763, ribeira_palace 6336, thomas_aquinas 46581, victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia src, edge_attr, dst 67705, parents, 11985 67705, spouse, 15250 70870, parents, 63286 34676, parents, 59091 34676, spouse, 59103 73418, parents, 9311 73418, parents, 46581 73418, religion, 41821 22450, children, 3856 22450, children, 44276 22450, parents, 40225 22450, parents, 7936 22450, religion, 41821 3856, parents, 22450 3856, religion, 41821 40225, children, 22450 40225, children, 63286 40225, spouse, 7936 1000, parents, 9383 1000, parents, 2105 1000, spouse, 59103 70084, parents, 59103 70084, parents, 2461 70084, religion, 41821 44276, children, 2461 44276, parents, 22450 44276, religion, 41821 6295, children, 36780 6295, religion, 41821 15250, parents, 15400 15250, parents, 7936 15250, religion, 41821 15250, spouse, 67705 59103, children, 70084 59103, children, 11934 59103, children, 71579 59103, religion, 41821 59103, spouse, 34676 59103, spouse, 1000 59103, spouse, 2461 67481, religion, 41821 67481, religion, 16012 9383, children, 1000 9383, children, 64397 2105, children, 1000 2105, children, 64397 2602, religion, 41821 2602, religion, 53504 52503, religion, 41821 52503, religion, 53504 11985, children, 67705 11985, children, 21684 11985, place_of_birth, 22763 11985, religion, 41821 11985, spouse, 43351 41700, children, 13068 41700, children, 57657 41700, parents, 64180 41700, parents, 21684 41700, religion, 41821 3104, children, 64180 3104, parents, 43351 3104, place_of_birth, 22763 3104, religion, 41821 3104, religion, 16012 3104, spouse, 63286 67976, children, 37867 67976, children, 7936 37867, parents, 67976 37867, religion, 41821 36780, children, 7936 36780, parents, 6295 9311, children, 73418 9311, parents, 7936 9311, spouse, 46581 64397, parents, 9383 64397, parents, 2105 11934, parents, 59103 11934, spouse, 57657 15400, children, 15250 15400, spouse, 7936 2461, children, 70084 2461, children, 71579 2461, parents, 44276 2461, spouse, 59103 63286, children, 70870 63286, children, 64180 63286, parents, 40225 63286, parents, 7936 63286, spouse, 3104 71579, parents, 59103 71579, parents, 2461 71579, religion, 41821 43351, children, 3104 43351, spouse, 11985 64180, children, 41700 64180, parents, 3104 64180, parents, 63286 64180, religion, 41821 64180, religion, 53504 64180, spouse, 21684 59091, children, 34676 59091, religion, 41821 13068, parents, 41700 13068, religion, 41821 14619, religion, 41821 14619, religion, 16012 57657, parents, 41700 57657, religion, 41821 57657, spouse, 11934 21684, children, 41700 21684, parents, 11985 21684, spouse, 64180 7936, children, 22450 7936, children, 9311 7936, children, 63286 7936, parents, 67976 7936, parents, 36780 7936, religion, 41821 7936, spouse, 40225 7936, spouse, 15400 6336, religion, 41821 6336, religion, 53504 46581, children, 73418 46581, religion, 41821 46581, spouse, 9311 Question: How are benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil, catholicism, and elisabeth_of_wurttemberg related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil", "catholicism", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "barbara_of_portugal", "parents", "john_v_of_portugal" ], [ "barbara_of_portugal", "spouse", "ferdinand_vi_of_spain" ], [ "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil", "parents", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria", "parents", "maximilian_i_of_bavaria" ], [ "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria", "spouse", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "charles_felix_of_sardinia", "parents", "maria_antonietta_of_spain" ], [ "charles_felix_of_sardinia", "parents", "victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia" ], [ "charles_felix_of_sardinia", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "children", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "spouse", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "parents", "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "parents", "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "spouse", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_maria_elector_of_bavaria", "children", "maria_anna_of_bavaria" ], [ "ferdinand_maria_elector_of_bavaria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "parents", "maria_luisa_of_savoy" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "spouse", "barbara_of_portugal" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_austria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "maria_leopoldina_of_austria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "francisco_goya", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francisco_goya", "religion", "mormonism" ], [ "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt", "children", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt", "children", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg", "children", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg", "children", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "james_connolly", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "james_connolly", "religion", "haredi_judaism" ], [ "john_cardinal_farley", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "john_cardinal_farley", "religion", "haredi_judaism" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "children", "barbara_of_portugal" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "children", "peter_iii_of_portugal" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "place_of_birth", "ribeira_palace" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "spouse", "mary_anne_of_austria" ], [ "john_vi_of_portugal", "children", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "john_vi_of_portugal", "children", "peter_i_of_brazil" ], [ "john_vi_of_portugal", "parents", "mary_i_of_portugal" ], [ "john_vi_of_portugal", "parents", "peter_iii_of_portugal" ], [ "john_vi_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "children", "mary_i_of_portugal" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "parents", "mary_anne_of_austria" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "place_of_birth", "ribeira_palace" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "religion", "mormonism" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "spouse", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "louis_grand_dauphin", "children", "louis_xv_of_france" ], [ "louis_grand_dauphin", "children", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "louis_xv_of_france", "parents", "louis_grand_dauphin" ], [ "louis_xv_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "maria_anna_of_bavaria", "children", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "maria_anna_of_bavaria", "parents", "ferdinand_maria_elector_of_bavaria" ], [ "maria_antonietta_of_spain", "children", "charles_felix_of_sardinia" ], [ "maria_antonietta_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "maria_antonietta_of_spain", "spouse", "victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "parents", "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "parents", "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "maria_leopoldina_of_austria", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_leopoldina_of_austria", "spouse", "peter_i_of_brazil" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_savoy", "children", "ferdinand_vi_of_spain" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_savoy", "spouse", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_austria" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "spouse", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "children", "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "children", "mary_i_of_portugal" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "parents", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "spouse", "joseph_i_of_portugal" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "mary_anne_of_austria", "children", "joseph_i_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_anne_of_austria", "spouse", "john_v_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "children", "john_vi_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "parents", "joseph_i_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "parents", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "religion", "haredi_judaism" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "spouse", "peter_iii_of_portugal" ], [ "maximilian_i_of_bavaria", "children", "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria" ], [ "maximilian_i_of_bavaria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "parents", "john_vi_of_portugal" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "paolo_giovio", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "paolo_giovio", "religion", "mormonism" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "parents", "john_vi_of_portugal" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "spouse", "maria_leopoldina_of_austria" ], [ "peter_iii_of_portugal", "children", "john_vi_of_portugal" ], [ "peter_iii_of_portugal", "parents", "john_v_of_portugal" ], [ "peter_iii_of_portugal", "spouse", "mary_i_of_portugal" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "children", "maria_antonietta_of_spain" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "children", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "parents", "louis_grand_dauphin" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "parents", "maria_anna_of_bavaria" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "spouse", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "spouse", "maria_luisa_of_savoy" ], [ "thomas_aquinas", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "thomas_aquinas", "religion", "haredi_judaism" ], [ "victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia", "children", "charles_felix_of_sardinia" ], [ "victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia", "spouse", "maria_antonietta_of_spain" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 32954, choate_rosemary_hall 31959, jacqueline_kennedy_onassis 24641, john_f_kennedy 10246, john_f_kennedy_jr 10030, joseph_p_kennedy_jr 46876, london_school_of_economics src, edge_attr, dst 31959, children, 10246 31959, spouse, 24641 24641, children, 10246 24641, institution, 32954 24641, institution, 46876 24641, spouse, 31959 10246, parents, 31959 10246, parents, 24641 10030, institution, 32954 10030, institution, 46876 Question: For what reason are jacqueline_kennedy_onassis, john_f_kennedy_jr, and london_school_of_economics associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "jacqueline_kennedy_onassis", "john_f_kennedy_jr", "london_school_of_economics" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "jacqueline_kennedy_onassis", "children", "john_f_kennedy_jr" ], [ "jacqueline_kennedy_onassis", "spouse", "john_f_kennedy" ], [ "john_f_kennedy", "children", "john_f_kennedy_jr" ], [ "john_f_kennedy", "institution", "choate_rosemary_hall" ], [ "john_f_kennedy", "institution", "london_school_of_economics" ], [ "john_f_kennedy", "spouse", "jacqueline_kennedy_onassis" ], [ "john_f_kennedy_jr", "parents", "jacqueline_kennedy_onassis" ], [ "john_f_kennedy_jr", "parents", "john_f_kennedy" ], [ "joseph_p_kennedy_jr", "institution", "choate_rosemary_hall" ], [ "joseph_p_kennedy_jr", "institution", "london_school_of_economics" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 30703, albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha 57767, alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke 2386, alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse 66269, kensington_palace 68178, louis_iv_grand_duke_of_hesse 25934, princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom 54183, princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll 18047, princess_victoria_of_hesse_and_by_rhine src, edge_attr, dst 30703, children, 25934 30703, children, 54183 57767, parents, 25934 57767, place_of_death, 66269 2386, parents, 68178 68178, children, 2386 68178, children, 18047 25934, children, 57767 25934, parents, 30703 54183, parents, 30703 54183, place_of_death, 66269 18047, parents, 68178 18047, place_of_death, 66269 Question: How are albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha, alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse, and princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha", "children", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom" ], [ "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha", "children", "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll" ], [ "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke", "parents", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom" ], [ "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke", "place_of_death", "kensington_palace" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "parents", "louis_iv_grand_duke_of_hesse" ], [ "louis_iv_grand_duke_of_hesse", "children", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "louis_iv_grand_duke_of_hesse", "children", "princess_victoria_of_hesse_and_by_rhine" ], [ "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "children", "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke" ], [ "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "parents", "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha" ], [ "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll", "parents", "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha" ], [ "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll", "place_of_death", "kensington_palace" ], [ "princess_victoria_of_hesse_and_by_rhine", "parents", "louis_iv_grand_duke_of_hesse" ], [ "princess_victoria_of_hesse_and_by_rhine", "place_of_death", "kensington_palace" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 53448, alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia 25598, archduke_maximilian_franz_of_austria 51398, catherine_pavlovna_of_russia 64397, maria_fyodorovna_of_russia 2647, vienna src, edge_attr, dst 53448, parents, 64397 53448, place_of_death, 2647 25598, location, 2647 25598, place_of_birth, 2647 51398, parents, 64397 64397, children, 53448 64397, children, 51398 Question: How are archduke_maximilian_franz_of_austria, catherine_pavlovna_of_russia, and vienna related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "archduke_maximilian_franz_of_austria", "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "vienna" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "archduke_maximilian_franz_of_austria", "location", "vienna" ], [ "archduke_maximilian_franz_of_austria", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia" ] ] }
FB13	You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"\|predicate\|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 50122, gilbert_gallegos 69016, sam_marx 7647, united_states src, edge_attr, dst 50122, nationality, 7647 69016, nationality, 7647 Question: How are gilbert_gallegos, sam_marx, and united_states related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.	graph_path	{ "style": "rule" }	{ "entities": [ "gilbert_gallegos", "sam_marx", "united_states" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "gilbert_gallegos", "nationality", "united_states" ], [ "sam_marx", "nationality", "united_states" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 55972, france 12151, louis_iii_prince_of_conde 23040, philip_i_of_taranto 7804, philip_ii_of_taranto 54780, pierre_choderlos_de_laclos 62804, taranto src, edge_attr, dst 12151, nationality, 55972 23040, children, 7804 7804, parents, 23040 7804, place_of_death, 62804 54780, nationality, 55972 54780, place_of_death, 62804 Question: In what context are france, louis_iii_prince_of_conde, and philip_i_of_taranto connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "france", "louis_iii_prince_of_conde", "philip_i_of_taranto" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "louis_iii_prince_of_conde", "nationality", "france" ], [ "philip_i_of_taranto", "children", "philip_ii_of_taranto" ], [ "philip_ii_of_taranto", "parents", "philip_i_of_taranto" ], [ "philip_ii_of_taranto", "place_of_death", "taranto" ], [ "pierre_choderlos_de_laclos", "nationality", "france" ], [ "pierre_choderlos_de_laclos", "place_of_death", "taranto" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 70935, john_spencer_churchill_7th_duke_of_marlborough 454, roger_needham 18083, united_kingdom src, edge_attr, dst 70935, nationality, 18083 454, location, 18083 454, nationality, 18083 Question: In what context are john_spencer_churchill_7th_duke_of_marlborough, roger_needham, and united_kingdom connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "john_spencer_churchill_7th_duke_of_marlborough", "roger_needham", "united_kingdom" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "john_spencer_churchill_7th_duke_of_marlborough", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "roger_needham", "location", "united_kingdom" ], [ "roger_needham", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 4595, judaism 43960, sarah 41619, simone_signoret src, edge_attr, dst 43960, religion, 4595 41619, religion, 4595 Question: For what reason are judaism, sarah, and simone_signoret associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "judaism", "sarah", "simone_signoret" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "sarah", "religion", "judaism" ], [ "simone_signoret", "religion", "judaism" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 13495, archduke_anton_victor_of_austria 27874, augustus_ii_the_strong 6486, augustus_iii_of_poland 30673, carl_christian_joseph_of_saxony 22450, charles_iii_of_spain 63401, christian_i_elector_of_saxony 2104, dresden 34651, franz_xavier_of_saxony 71451, frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony 19480, maria_amalia_of_saxony 8394, maria_josepha_of_austria 43177, maria_louisa_of_spain 7444, marie_josephe_of_saxony src, edge_attr, dst 13495, parents, 43177 27874, children, 6486 27874, place_of_birth, 2104 6486, children, 30673 6486, children, 34651 6486, children, 71451 6486, children, 19480 6486, children, 7444 6486, parents, 27874 6486, place_of_birth, 2104 6486, place_of_death, 2104 30673, parents, 6486 30673, place_of_birth, 2104 30673, place_of_death, 2104 22450, children, 43177 22450, spouse, 19480 63401, place_of_birth, 2104 63401, place_of_death, 2104 34651, parents, 6486 34651, place_of_birth, 2104 71451, parents, 6486 71451, place_of_birth, 2104 71451, place_of_death, 2104 19480, children, 43177 19480, parents, 6486 19480, parents, 8394 19480, place_of_birth, 2104 19480, spouse, 22450 8394, children, 19480 8394, children, 7444 8394, place_of_death, 2104 43177, children, 13495 43177, parents, 22450 43177, parents, 19480 7444, parents, 6486 7444, parents, 8394 7444, place_of_birth, 2104 Question: How are archduke_anton_victor_of_austria, christian_i_elector_of_saxony, and dresden related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "christian_i_elector_of_saxony", "dresden" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "children", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "carl_christian_joseph_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "franz_xavier_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "marie_josephe_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "parents", "augustus_ii_the_strong" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "place_of_death", "dresden" ], [ "carl_christian_joseph_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "carl_christian_joseph_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "carl_christian_joseph_of_saxony", "place_of_death", "dresden" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "spouse", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "christian_i_elector_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "christian_i_elector_of_saxony", "place_of_death", "dresden" ], [ "franz_xavier_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "franz_xavier_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony", "place_of_death", "dresden" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "parents", "maria_josepha_of_austria" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "spouse", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_josepha_of_austria", "children", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "maria_josepha_of_austria", "children", "marie_josephe_of_saxony" ], [ "maria_josepha_of_austria", "place_of_death", "dresden" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "marie_josephe_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "marie_josephe_of_saxony", "parents", "maria_josepha_of_austria" ], [ "marie_josephe_of_saxony", "place_of_birth", "dresden" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 55944, alice_bailly 25987, ecole_des_beaux-arts 39196, george_herbert 29735, lausanne 25934, princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom 61685, trinity_college_cambridge 62920, victoria_eugenia_of_battenberg src, edge_attr, dst 55944, institution, 25987 55944, location, 29735 55944, place_of_death, 29735 39196, institution, 25987 39196, institution, 61685 25934, children, 62920 62920, parents, 25934 62920, place_of_death, 29735 Question: For what reason are lausanne, princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom, and trinity_college_cambridge associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "lausanne", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "trinity_college_cambridge" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alice_bailly", "institution", "ecole_des_beaux-arts" ], [ "alice_bailly", "location", "lausanne" ], [ "alice_bailly", "place_of_death", "lausanne" ], [ "george_herbert", "institution", "ecole_des_beaux-arts" ], [ "george_herbert", "institution", "trinity_college_cambridge" ], [ "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "children", "victoria_eugenia_of_battenberg" ], [ "victoria_eugenia_of_battenberg", "parents", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom" ], [ "victoria_eugenia_of_battenberg", "place_of_death", "lausanne" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 31157, archduke_franz_karl_of_austria 70084, ferdinand_i_of_austria 47914, hungary 2461, maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies 24461, miklos_horthy src, edge_attr, dst 31157, parents, 2461 70084, nationality, 47914 70084, parents, 2461 2461, children, 31157 2461, children, 70084 24461, nationality, 47914 Question: For what reason are archduke_franz_karl_of_austria, hungary, and miklos_horthy associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria", "hungary", "miklos_horthy" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "nationality", "hungary" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_austria" ], [ "miklos_horthy", "nationality", "hungary" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 2386, alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse 20159, amberg 61213, assassination 23780, charlotte_of_bourbon 1810, frederick_iv_elector_palatine 36751, frederick_v_elector_palatine 4359, grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia 48757, grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia 24529, grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia 17791, grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia 8815, grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia 73810, louise_juliana_of_nassau 60748, peterhof 394, tsarevich_alexei_nikolaevich_of_russia 56128, tsarskoe_selo 32216, tsarskoye_selo 73877, william_the_silent 59933, yekaterinburg src, edge_attr, dst 2386, children, 4359 2386, children, 48757 2386, children, 17791 2386, children, 394 2386, location, 56128 2386, place_of_death, 59933 23780, children, 73810 23780, spouse, 73877 1810, children, 36751 1810, place_of_birth, 20159 1810, spouse, 73810 36751, parents, 1810 36751, parents, 73810 36751, place_of_birth, 20159 4359, cause_of_death, 61213 4359, location, 60748 4359, location, 56128 4359, location, 59933 4359, parents, 2386 4359, place_of_birth, 60748 4359, place_of_death, 59933 48757, cause_of_death, 61213 48757, parents, 2386 48757, place_of_birth, 60748 48757, place_of_death, 59933 24529, cause_of_death, 61213 24529, location, 32216 24529, parents, 2386 24529, place_of_birth, 32216 24529, place_of_death, 59933 17791, cause_of_death, 61213 17791, parents, 2386 17791, place_of_birth, 60748 17791, place_of_death, 59933 8815, cause_of_death, 61213 8815, place_of_birth, 32216 73810, children, 36751 73810, parents, 23780 73810, parents, 73877 73810, spouse, 1810 394, parents, 2386 394, place_of_birth, 60748 394, place_of_death, 59933 73877, cause_of_death, 61213 73877, children, 73810 73877, spouse, 23780 Question: How are alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse, assassination, and frederick_v_elector_palatine related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "assassination", "frederick_v_elector_palatine" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "children", "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "children", "grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "children", "grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "children", "tsarevich_alexei_nikolaevich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "location", "tsarskoe_selo" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "charlotte_of_bourbon", "children", "louise_juliana_of_nassau" ], [ "charlotte_of_bourbon", "spouse", "william_the_silent" ], [ "frederick_iv_elector_palatine", "children", "frederick_v_elector_palatine" ], [ "frederick_iv_elector_palatine", "place_of_birth", "amberg" ], [ "frederick_iv_elector_palatine", "spouse", "louise_juliana_of_nassau" ], [ "frederick_v_elector_palatine", "parents", "frederick_iv_elector_palatine" ], [ "frederick_v_elector_palatine", "parents", "louise_juliana_of_nassau" ], [ "frederick_v_elector_palatine", "place_of_birth", "amberg" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "location", "peterhof" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "location", "tsarskoe_selo" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "location", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "peterhof" ], [ "grand_duchess_anastasia_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "peterhof" ], [ "grand_duchess_maria_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "location", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "peterhof" ], [ "grand_duchess_tatiana_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "louise_juliana_of_nassau", "children", "frederick_v_elector_palatine" ], [ "louise_juliana_of_nassau", "parents", "charlotte_of_bourbon" ], [ "louise_juliana_of_nassau", "parents", "william_the_silent" ], [ "louise_juliana_of_nassau", "spouse", "frederick_iv_elector_palatine" ], [ "tsarevich_alexei_nikolaevich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "tsarevich_alexei_nikolaevich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "peterhof" ], [ "tsarevich_alexei_nikolaevich_of_russia", "place_of_death", "yekaterinburg" ], [ "william_the_silent", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "william_the_silent", "children", "louise_juliana_of_nassau" ], [ "william_the_silent", "spouse", "charlotte_of_bourbon" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 30156, anna_maria_luisa_de_medici 41821, catholicism 9505, chateau_de_blois 35321, louis_xii_of_france 34786, marguerite_louise_dorleans 7936, philip_v_of_spain src, edge_attr, dst 30156, parents, 34786 35321, place_of_birth, 9505 35321, religion, 41821 34786, children, 30156 34786, place_of_birth, 9505 7936, religion, 41821 Question: In what context are anna_maria_luisa_de_medici, catholicism, and philip_v_of_spain connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "anna_maria_luisa_de_medici", "catholicism", "philip_v_of_spain" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "anna_maria_luisa_de_medici", "parents", "marguerite_louise_dorleans" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "children", "anna_maria_luisa_de_medici" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 57767, alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke 66269, kensington_palace 72666, prince_maurice_of_battenberg 25934, princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom 54183, princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll src, edge_attr, dst 57767, parents, 25934 57767, place_of_death, 66269 72666, parents, 25934 25934, children, 57767 25934, children, 72666 54183, place_of_death, 66269 Question: How are prince_maurice_of_battenberg, princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom, and princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "prince_maurice_of_battenberg", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke", "parents", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom" ], [ "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke", "place_of_death", "kensington_palace" ], [ "prince_maurice_of_battenberg", "parents", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom" ], [ "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "children", "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke" ], [ "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "children", "prince_maurice_of_battenberg" ], [ "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll", "place_of_death", "kensington_palace" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 39111, alexandra_fyodorovna 34952, grand_duchess_alexandra_nikolaevna_of_russia 13346, grand_duke_konstantin_nikolayevich_of_russia 50651, grand_duke_michael_nicolaievich_of_russia 15299, grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia 75016, henry_viii_of_england 66793, louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz 64332, monarch 19173, nicholas_i_of_russia 73313, olga_nicolaievna_of_russia src, edge_attr, dst 39111, children, 34952 39111, children, 13346 39111, children, 50651 39111, children, 15299 39111, children, 73313 39111, parents, 66793 39111, spouse, 19173 34952, parents, 39111 34952, parents, 19173 13346, parents, 39111 13346, parents, 19173 50651, parents, 39111 50651, parents, 19173 15299, parents, 39111 15299, parents, 19173 75016, profession, 64332 66793, children, 39111 19173, children, 34952 19173, children, 13346 19173, children, 50651 19173, children, 15299 19173, children, 73313 19173, profession, 64332 19173, spouse, 39111 73313, parents, 39111 73313, parents, 19173 Question: For what reason are henry_viii_of_england, louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz, and monarch associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "henry_viii_of_england", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "monarch" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duchess_alexandra_nikolaevna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_konstantin_nikolayevich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_michael_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "olga_nicolaievna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "spouse", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_alexandra_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duchess_alexandra_nikolaevna_of_russia", "parents", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_konstantin_nikolayevich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_konstantin_nikolayevich_of_russia", "parents", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_michael_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_michael_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ], [ "henry_viii_of_england", "profession", "monarch" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "children", "grand_duchess_alexandra_nikolaevna_of_russia" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_konstantin_nikolayevich_of_russia" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_michael_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "children", "olga_nicolaievna_of_russia" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "profession", "monarch" ], [ "nicholas_i_of_russia", "spouse", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "olga_nicolaievna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "olga_nicolaievna_of_russia", "parents", "nicholas_i_of_russia" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 55951, adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg 41821, catholicism 3856, charles_iv_of_spain 20114, charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg 11614, charlotte_of_spain 63846, ferdinand_ii_of_aragon 35534, guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg 39840, maria_antonia_of_portugal 24818, marie_anne_of_portugal 21065, miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza 13068, miguel_of_portugal 7232, prince_francis_joseph_of_braganza 27093, zita_of_bourbon-parma src, edge_attr, dst 55951, children, 21065 55951, spouse, 13068 3856, children, 11614 3856, religion, 41821 20114, parents, 35534 20114, parents, 24818 20114, religion, 41821 11614, children, 13068 11614, parents, 3856 63846, religion, 41821 35534, children, 20114 35534, religion, 41821 35534, spouse, 24818 39840, children, 27093 39840, parents, 13068 24818, parents, 13068 24818, spouse, 35534 21065, children, 7232 21065, parents, 55951 21065, parents, 13068 13068, children, 39840 13068, children, 24818 13068, children, 21065 13068, parents, 11614 13068, religion, 41821 13068, spouse, 55951 7232, parents, 21065 27093, parents, 39840 27093, religion, 41821 Question: How are catholicism, ferdinand_ii_of_aragon, and prince_francis_joseph_of_braganza related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "catholicism", "ferdinand_ii_of_aragon", "prince_francis_joseph_of_braganza" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg", "children", "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza" ], [ "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg", "spouse", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "children", "charlotte_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg", "parents", "guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg" ], [ "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg", "parents", "marie_anne_of_portugal" ], [ "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charlotte_of_spain", "children", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "charlotte_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_ii_of_aragon", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg", "children", "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg" ], [ "guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg", "spouse", "marie_anne_of_portugal" ], [ "maria_antonia_of_portugal", "children", "zita_of_bourbon-parma" ], [ "maria_antonia_of_portugal", "parents", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "marie_anne_of_portugal", "parents", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "marie_anne_of_portugal", "spouse", "guillaume_iv_grand_duke_of_luxembourg" ], [ "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza", "children", "prince_francis_joseph_of_braganza" ], [ "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza", "parents", "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg" ], [ "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza", "parents", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "children", "maria_antonia_of_portugal" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "children", "marie_anne_of_portugal" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "children", "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "parents", "charlotte_of_spain" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "spouse", "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg" ], [ "prince_francis_joseph_of_braganza", "parents", "miguel_ii_duke_of_braganza" ], [ "zita_of_bourbon-parma", "parents", "maria_antonia_of_portugal" ], [ "zita_of_bourbon-parma", "religion", "catholicism" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 23571, adolf_hitler 43295, albert_iii_duke_of_bavaria 1040, albert_of_saxe-altenburg 37606, albrecht_adam 8965, albrecht_duke_of_bavaria 60515, andreas_heckmair 39265, annemarie_wendl 44232, arnsberg 30532, barbara_antonie_barth 61400, countess_ina_von_ruppin 112, dachau 74235, eduard_of_saxe-altenburg 60341, ernest_duke_of_bavaria 5845, ernest_of_bavaria 49132, eva_braun 55913, ferdinand_of_bavaria 27822, frankenthal 8769, franz_nissl 20977, franz_schonhuber 23438, friedrich_thiersch 49881, garmisch-partenkirchen 19316, heinrich_adam 25756, heinrich_burkhardt 6852, helene_sedlmayr 19510, henriette_adelaide_of_savoy 15965, infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain 72300, infanta_maria_de_la_paz_of_spain 33829, johann_schraudolph 60661, jorg_hube 35670, joseph_clemens_of_bavaria 74091, joseph_effner 6178, karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria 62350, karl_thiersch 6016, karl_wilhelm_von_nageli 56129, katharina_mann 22749, kilchberg_zurich 70681, konrad_von_maurer 7641, kunigunde_of_austria 20668, ludwig_ii_of_bavaria 14518, maria_anna_sophia_of_saxony 38845, maria_josepha_of_portugal 63453, marie_of_baden_sponheim 73464, marie_of_prussia 52376, maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria 22233, maximilian_joseph_duke_in_bavaria 72987, munich 4983, neuruppin 45079, nordlingen 46499, oberstdorf 16211, oskar_perron 30959, otto_of_bavaria 14226, philipp_bouhler 42179, prince_adalbert_of_bavaria 44641, prince_alfons_of_bavaria 35617, prince_arnulf_of_bavaria 29495, prince_ferdinand_of_bavaria 10081, prince_heinrich_of_bavaria 43997, prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria 67849, prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria 56449, prince_oskar_of_prussia 52793, princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria 11445, princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon 29438, princess_ludovika_of_bavaria 58557, richard_strauss 67736, rupprecht_crown_prince_of_bavaria 69179, schweinfurt 27059, theodor_fischer 34060, trostberg 46290, walther_wever_munich 37755, william_iv_duke_of_bavaria src, edge_attr, dst 23571, spouse, 49132 43295, location, 72987 43295, parents, 60341 43295, place_of_birth, 72987 43295, place_of_death, 72987 1040, location, 72987 1040, parents, 74235 1040, place_of_birth, 72987 37606, place_of_birth, 45079 37606, place_of_death, 72987 8965, location, 72987 8965, parents, 67736 8965, place_of_birth, 72987 60515, location, 72987 60515, place_of_birth, 72987 60515, place_of_death, 46499 39265, place_of_birth, 34060 39265, place_of_death, 72987 30532, place_of_birth, 72987 30532, place_of_death, 49881 61400, place_of_death, 72987 61400, spouse, 56449 74235, children, 1040 74235, place_of_death, 72987 60341, children, 43295 60341, location, 72987 60341, place_of_death, 72987 5845, location, 72987 5845, place_of_birth, 72987 5845, place_of_death, 44232 49132, location, 72987 49132, place_of_birth, 72987 49132, spouse, 23571 55913, location, 72987 55913, place_of_birth, 72987 55913, place_of_death, 44232 8769, place_of_birth, 27822 8769, place_of_death, 72987 20977, place_of_birth, 34060 20977, place_of_death, 72987 23438, children, 62350 23438, place_of_death, 72987 19316, place_of_birth, 45079 19316, place_of_death, 72987 25756, place_of_birth, 69179 25756, place_of_death, 72987 6852, location, 72987 6852, place_of_birth, 34060 6852, place_of_death, 72987 19510, children, 35670 15965, children, 44641 15965, children, 67849 15965, place_of_death, 72987 72300, place_of_death, 72987 72300, spouse, 67849 33829, place_of_birth, 46499 33829, place_of_death, 72987 60661, location, 72987 60661, place_of_birth, 4983 60661, place_of_death, 72987 35670, parents, 19510 35670, place_of_birth, 72987 74091, place_of_birth, 112 74091, place_of_death, 72987 6178, parents, 22233 6178, parents, 29438 6178, spouse, 38845 62350, location, 72987 62350, parents, 23438 62350, place_of_birth, 72987 6016, place_of_birth, 22749 6016, place_of_death, 72987 56129, location, 72987 56129, place_of_death, 22749 70681, place_of_birth, 27822 70681, place_of_death, 72987 7641, children, 37755 7641, place_of_death, 72987 20668, location, 72987 20668, parents, 73464 14518, place_of_death, 72987 14518, spouse, 52376 38845, place_of_death, 72987 38845, spouse, 6178 63453, place_of_death, 72987 63453, spouse, 37755 73464, children, 20668 73464, children, 30959 52376, location, 72987 52376, place_of_birth, 72987 52376, place_of_death, 72987 52376, spouse, 14518 22233, children, 6178 22233, place_of_death, 72987 16211, place_of_birth, 27822 16211, place_of_death, 72987 30959, location, 72987 30959, parents, 73464 14226, location, 72987 14226, place_of_birth, 72987 14226, place_of_death, 112 42179, children, 44641 42179, children, 67849 42179, location, 72987 42179, place_of_birth, 72987 44641, children, 43997 44641, children, 52793 44641, location, 72987 44641, parents, 15965 44641, parents, 42179 44641, place_of_birth, 72987 44641, place_of_death, 72987 35617, children, 10081 35617, location, 72987 35617, place_of_birth, 72987 29495, parents, 72300 29495, parents, 67849 10081, location, 72987 10081, parents, 35617 10081, place_of_birth, 72987 43997, location, 72987 43997, parents, 44641 43997, parents, 11445 43997, place_of_birth, 72987 43997, place_of_death, 72987 67849, parents, 15965 67849, parents, 42179 67849, place_of_death, 72987 67849, spouse, 72300 56449, place_of_death, 72987 56449, spouse, 61400 52793, location, 72987 52793, parents, 44641 52793, parents, 11445 52793, place_of_birth, 72987 11445, children, 43997 11445, children, 52793 11445, place_of_death, 72987 29438, children, 6178 29438, location, 72987 29438, place_of_birth, 72987 29438, place_of_death, 72987 58557, location, 72987 58557, place_of_birth, 72987 58557, place_of_death, 49881 67736, children, 8965 67736, location, 72987 67736, place_of_birth, 72987 67736, place_of_death, 72987 27059, place_of_birth, 69179 27059, place_of_death, 72987 46290, location, 72987 46290, place_of_birth, 72987 46290, place_of_death, 4983 37755, location, 72987 37755, parents, 7641 37755, place_of_birth, 72987 37755, place_of_death, 72987 37755, spouse, 63453 Question: For what reason are adolf_hitler, henriette_adelaide_of_savoy, and munich associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "adolf_hitler", "henriette_adelaide_of_savoy", "munich" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "adolf_hitler", "spouse", "eva_braun" ], [ "albert_iii_duke_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "albert_iii_duke_of_bavaria", "parents", "ernest_duke_of_bavaria" ], [ "albert_iii_duke_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "albert_iii_duke_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "albert_of_saxe-altenburg", "location", "munich" ], [ "albert_of_saxe-altenburg", "parents", "eduard_of_saxe-altenburg" ], [ "albert_of_saxe-altenburg", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "albrecht_adam", "place_of_birth", "nordlingen" ], [ "albrecht_adam", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "albrecht_duke_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "albrecht_duke_of_bavaria", "parents", "rupprecht_crown_prince_of_bavaria" ], [ "albrecht_duke_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "andreas_heckmair", "location", "munich" ], [ "andreas_heckmair", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "andreas_heckmair", "place_of_death", "oberstdorf" ], [ "annemarie_wendl", "place_of_birth", "trostberg" ], [ "annemarie_wendl", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "barbara_antonie_barth", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "barbara_antonie_barth", "place_of_death", "garmisch-partenkirchen" ], [ "countess_ina_von_ruppin", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "countess_ina_von_ruppin", "spouse", "prince_oskar_of_prussia" ], [ "eduard_of_saxe-altenburg", "children", "albert_of_saxe-altenburg" ], [ "eduard_of_saxe-altenburg", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "ernest_duke_of_bavaria", "children", "albert_iii_duke_of_bavaria" ], [ "ernest_duke_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "ernest_duke_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "ernest_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "ernest_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "ernest_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "arnsberg" ], [ "eva_braun", "location", "munich" ], [ "eva_braun", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "eva_braun", "spouse", "adolf_hitler" ], [ "ferdinand_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "ferdinand_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "ferdinand_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "arnsberg" ], [ "franz_nissl", "place_of_birth", "frankenthal" ], [ "franz_nissl", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "franz_schonhuber", "place_of_birth", "trostberg" ], [ "franz_schonhuber", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "friedrich_thiersch", "children", "karl_thiersch" ], [ "friedrich_thiersch", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "heinrich_adam", "place_of_birth", "nordlingen" ], [ "heinrich_adam", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "heinrich_burkhardt", "place_of_birth", "schweinfurt" ], [ "heinrich_burkhardt", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "helene_sedlmayr", "location", "munich" ], [ "helene_sedlmayr", "place_of_birth", "trostberg" ], [ "helene_sedlmayr", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "henriette_adelaide_of_savoy", "children", "joseph_clemens_of_bavaria" ], [ "infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain", "children", "prince_alfons_of_bavaria" ], [ "infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain", "children", "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria" ], [ "infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "infanta_maria_de_la_paz_of_spain", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "infanta_maria_de_la_paz_of_spain", "spouse", "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria" ], [ "johann_schraudolph", "place_of_birth", "oberstdorf" ], [ "johann_schraudolph", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "jorg_hube", "location", "munich" ], [ "jorg_hube", "place_of_birth", "neuruppin" ], [ "jorg_hube", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "parents", "henriette_adelaide_of_savoy" ], [ "joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "joseph_effner", "place_of_birth", "dachau" ], [ "joseph_effner", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria", "parents", "maximilian_joseph_duke_in_bavaria" ], [ "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria", "parents", "princess_ludovika_of_bavaria" ], [ "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria", "spouse", "maria_josepha_of_portugal" ], [ "karl_thiersch", "location", "munich" ], [ "karl_thiersch", "parents", "friedrich_thiersch" ], [ "karl_thiersch", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "karl_wilhelm_von_nageli", "place_of_birth", "kilchberg_zurich" ], [ "karl_wilhelm_von_nageli", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "katharina_mann", "location", "munich" ], [ "katharina_mann", "place_of_death", "kilchberg_zurich" ], [ "konrad_von_maurer", "place_of_birth", "frankenthal" ], [ "konrad_von_maurer", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "kunigunde_of_austria", "children", "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria" ], [ "kunigunde_of_austria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "ludwig_ii_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "ludwig_ii_of_bavaria", "parents", "marie_of_prussia" ], [ "maria_anna_sophia_of_saxony", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "maria_anna_sophia_of_saxony", "spouse", "maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria" ], [ "maria_josepha_of_portugal", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "maria_josepha_of_portugal", "spouse", "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria" ], [ "marie_of_baden_sponheim", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "marie_of_baden_sponheim", "spouse", "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria" ], [ "marie_of_prussia", "children", "ludwig_ii_of_bavaria" ], [ "marie_of_prussia", "children", "otto_of_bavaria" ], [ "maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "maximilian_iii_elector_of_bavaria", "spouse", "maria_anna_sophia_of_saxony" ], [ "maximilian_joseph_duke_in_bavaria", "children", "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria" ], [ "maximilian_joseph_duke_in_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "oskar_perron", "place_of_birth", "frankenthal" ], [ "oskar_perron", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "otto_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "otto_of_bavaria", "parents", "marie_of_prussia" ], [ "philipp_bouhler", "location", "munich" ], [ "philipp_bouhler", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "philipp_bouhler", "place_of_death", "dachau" ], [ "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria", "children", "prince_alfons_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria", "children", "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "children", "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "children", "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "parents", "infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "prince_alfons_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "prince_arnulf_of_bavaria", "children", "prince_heinrich_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_arnulf_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "prince_arnulf_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "prince_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "parents", "infanta_maria_de_la_paz_of_spain" ], [ "prince_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_heinrich_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "prince_heinrich_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_arnulf_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_heinrich_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_alfons_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "parents", "princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon" ], [ "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "parents", "infanta_amelia_philippina_of_spain" ], [ "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_adalbert_of_bavaria" ], [ "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "prince_louis_ferdinand_of_bavaria", "spouse", "infanta_maria_de_la_paz_of_spain" ], [ "prince_oskar_of_prussia", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "prince_oskar_of_prussia", "spouse", "countess_ina_von_ruppin" ], [ "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria", "parents", "prince_alfons_of_bavaria" ], [ "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria", "parents", "princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon" ], [ "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon", "children", "prince_joseph_clemens_of_bavaria" ], [ "princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon", "children", "princess_elisabeth_maria_of_bavaria" ], [ "princess_louise_victoire_dorleans_alencon", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "princess_ludovika_of_bavaria", "children", "karl_theodor_duke_in_bavaria" ], [ "princess_ludovika_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "princess_ludovika_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "princess_ludovika_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "richard_strauss", "location", "munich" ], [ "richard_strauss", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "richard_strauss", "place_of_death", "garmisch-partenkirchen" ], [ "rupprecht_crown_prince_of_bavaria", "children", "albrecht_duke_of_bavaria" ], [ "rupprecht_crown_prince_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "rupprecht_crown_prince_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "rupprecht_crown_prince_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "theodor_fischer", "place_of_birth", "schweinfurt" ], [ "theodor_fischer", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "walther_wever_munich", "location", "munich" ], [ "walther_wever_munich", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "walther_wever_munich", "place_of_death", "neuruppin" ], [ "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria", "location", "munich" ], [ "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria", "parents", "kunigunde_of_austria" ], [ "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria", "place_of_birth", "munich" ], [ "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria", "place_of_death", "munich" ], [ "william_iv_duke_of_bavaria", "spouse", "marie_of_baden_sponheim" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 34389, albert_vii_archduke_of_austria 53448, alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia 39112, anna_of_tyrol 70588, archduke_ernest_of_austria 64080, archduke_leopold_wilhelm_of_austria 51398, catherine_pavlovna_of_russia 1115, elisabeth_of_austria_1554 1000, elisabeth_of_wurttemberg 9383, friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt 2105, friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg 17964, isabella_of_portugal 64397, maria_fyodorovna_of_russia 9904, maria_of_spain 28718, matthias_holy_roman_emperor 49469, maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor 22493, maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria 37359, melchior_klesl 70093, nicolo_pacassi 28229, rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor 2647, vienna 22743, wiener_neustadt src, edge_attr, dst 34389, parents, 9904 34389, parents, 49469 53448, parents, 64397 53448, place_of_death, 2647 39112, place_of_death, 2647 39112, spouse, 28718 70588, location, 2647 70588, parents, 9904 70588, parents, 49469 70588, place_of_birth, 2647 64080, place_of_birth, 22743 64080, place_of_death, 2647 51398, parents, 64397 1115, location, 2647 1115, parents, 9904 1115, parents, 49469 1115, place_of_birth, 2647 1000, parents, 9383 1000, parents, 2105 1000, place_of_death, 2647 9383, children, 1000 9383, children, 64397 2105, children, 1000 2105, children, 64397 17964, children, 9904 64397, children, 53448 64397, children, 51398 64397, parents, 9383 64397, parents, 2105 9904, children, 34389 9904, children, 70588 9904, children, 1115 9904, children, 28718 9904, children, 22493 9904, children, 28229 9904, parents, 17964 9904, spouse, 49469 28718, location, 2647 28718, parents, 9904 28718, place_of_birth, 2647 28718, place_of_death, 2647 28718, spouse, 39112 49469, children, 34389 49469, children, 70588 49469, children, 1115 49469, children, 22493 49469, children, 28229 49469, location, 2647 49469, place_of_birth, 2647 49469, spouse, 9904 22493, parents, 9904 22493, parents, 49469 22493, place_of_birth, 22743 22493, place_of_death, 2647 37359, location, 2647 37359, place_of_birth, 2647 37359, place_of_death, 22743 70093, place_of_birth, 22743 70093, place_of_death, 2647 28229, location, 2647 28229, parents, 9904 28229, parents, 49469 28229, place_of_birth, 2647 Question: How are catherine_pavlovna_of_russia, isabella_of_portugal, and vienna related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "isabella_of_portugal", "vienna" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "albert_vii_archduke_of_austria", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "albert_vii_archduke_of_austria", "parents", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "anna_of_tyrol", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "anna_of_tyrol", "spouse", "matthias_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "archduke_ernest_of_austria", "location", "vienna" ], [ "archduke_ernest_of_austria", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "archduke_ernest_of_austria", "parents", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "archduke_ernest_of_austria", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "archduke_leopold_wilhelm_of_austria", "place_of_birth", "wiener_neustadt" ], [ "archduke_leopold_wilhelm_of_austria", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "elisabeth_of_austria_1554", "location", "vienna" ], [ "elisabeth_of_austria_1554", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_austria_1554", "parents", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "elisabeth_of_austria_1554", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "parents", "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "parents", "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt", "children", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt", "children", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg", "children", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg", "children", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "isabella_of_portugal", "children", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "parents", "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "parents", "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "albert_vii_archduke_of_austria" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "archduke_ernest_of_austria" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "elisabeth_of_austria_1554" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "matthias_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "children", "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "parents", "isabella_of_portugal" ], [ "maria_of_spain", "spouse", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "matthias_holy_roman_emperor", "location", "vienna" ], [ "matthias_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "matthias_holy_roman_emperor", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "matthias_holy_roman_emperor", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "matthias_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "anna_of_tyrol" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "albert_vii_archduke_of_austria" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "archduke_ernest_of_austria" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "elisabeth_of_austria_1554" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "location", "vienna" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria", "parents", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria", "place_of_birth", "wiener_neustadt" ], [ "maximilian_iii_archduke_of_austria", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "melchior_klesl", "location", "vienna" ], [ "melchior_klesl", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "melchior_klesl", "place_of_death", "wiener_neustadt" ], [ "nicolo_pacassi", "place_of_birth", "wiener_neustadt" ], [ "nicolo_pacassi", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "location", "vienna" ], [ "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "maria_of_spain" ], [ "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "maximilian_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "rudolf_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 12149, john_d_spreckels 7647, united_states 3539, william_backhouse_astor_jr src, edge_attr, dst 12149, nationality, 7647 3539, nationality, 7647 Question: How are john_d_spreckels, united_states, and william_backhouse_astor_jr related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "john_d_spreckels", "united_states", "william_backhouse_astor_jr" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "john_d_spreckels", "nationality", "united_states" ], [ "william_backhouse_astor_jr", "nationality", "united_states" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 14742, anne_marie_of_orleans 40910, charles_i_of_england 641, chateau_de_saint_cloud 71761, duc_dorleans 54583, elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans 67997, elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine 32215, henrietta_anne_stuart 71398, henrietta_maria_of_france 1828, louis_xiii_of_france 58213, maria_luisa_of_orleans 8785, marie_de_medici 63854, mary_princess_royal_and_princess_of_orange 9840, philippe_i_duke_of_orleans 1888, princess_elizabeth_of_england 7815, st_jamess_palace src, edge_attr, dst 14742, parents, 71761 14742, parents, 32215 14742, parents, 9840 14742, place_of_birth, 641 40910, children, 32215 40910, children, 63854 40910, children, 1888 40910, spouse, 71398 54583, parents, 71761 54583, parents, 67997 54583, parents, 9840 54583, place_of_birth, 641 67997, children, 71761 67997, children, 54583 67997, place_of_death, 641 67997, spouse, 71761 67997, spouse, 9840 32215, children, 14742 32215, children, 58213 32215, parents, 40910 32215, parents, 71398 32215, place_of_death, 641 32215, spouse, 9840 71398, children, 32215 71398, children, 1888 71398, parents, 8785 71398, spouse, 40910 1828, children, 9840 1828, parents, 8785 58213, parents, 32215 58213, parents, 9840 8785, children, 71398 8785, children, 1828 63854, parents, 40910 63854, parents, 71398 63854, place_of_birth, 7815 9840, children, 14742 9840, children, 71761 9840, children, 54583 9840, children, 58213 9840, parents, 1828 9840, place_of_death, 641 9840, spouse, 67997 9840, spouse, 32215 1888, parents, 40910 1888, parents, 71398 1888, place_of_birth, 7815 Question: How are maria_luisa_of_orleans, philippe_i_duke_of_orleans, and princess_elizabeth_of_england related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "maria_luisa_of_orleans", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "princess_elizabeth_of_england" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "parents", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "parents", "henrietta_anne_stuart" ], [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "parents", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_saint_cloud" ], [ "charles_i_of_england", "children", "henrietta_anne_stuart" ], [ "charles_i_of_england", "children", "mary_princess_royal_and_princess_of_orange" ], [ "charles_i_of_england", "children", "princess_elizabeth_of_england" ], [ "charles_i_of_england", "spouse", "henrietta_maria_of_france" ], [ "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans", "parents", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans", "parents", "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine" ], [ "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans", "parents", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_saint_cloud" ], [ "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine", "children", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine", "children", "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans" ], [ "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine", "place_of_death", "chateau_de_saint_cloud" ], [ "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine", "spouse", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine", "spouse", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "children", "anne_marie_of_orleans" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "children", "maria_luisa_of_orleans" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "parents", "charles_i_of_england" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "parents", "henrietta_maria_of_france" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "place_of_death", "chateau_de_saint_cloud" ], [ "henrietta_anne_stuart", "spouse", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "henrietta_maria_of_france", "children", "henrietta_anne_stuart" ], [ "henrietta_maria_of_france", "children", "princess_elizabeth_of_england" ], [ "henrietta_maria_of_france", "parents", "marie_de_medici" ], [ "henrietta_maria_of_france", "spouse", "charles_i_of_england" ], [ "louis_xiii_of_france", "children", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "louis_xiii_of_france", "parents", "marie_de_medici" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_orleans", "parents", "henrietta_anne_stuart" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_orleans", "parents", "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans" ], [ "marie_de_medici", "children", "henrietta_maria_of_france" ], [ "marie_de_medici", "children", "louis_xiii_of_france" ], [ "mary_princess_royal_and_princess_of_orange", "parents", "charles_i_of_england" ], [ "mary_princess_royal_and_princess_of_orange", "parents", "henrietta_maria_of_france" ], [ "mary_princess_royal_and_princess_of_orange", "place_of_birth", "st_jamess_palace" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "children", "anne_marie_of_orleans" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "children", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "children", "elisabeth_charlotte_of_orleans" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "children", "maria_luisa_of_orleans" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "parents", "louis_xiii_of_france" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "place_of_death", "chateau_de_saint_cloud" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "spouse", "elizabeth_charlotte_princess_palatine" ], [ "philippe_i_duke_of_orleans", "spouse", "henrietta_anne_stuart" ], [ "princess_elizabeth_of_england", "parents", "charles_i_of_england" ], [ "princess_elizabeth_of_england", "parents", "henrietta_maria_of_france" ], [ "princess_elizabeth_of_england", "place_of_birth", "st_jamess_palace" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 6148, edwin_samuel_montagu 33194, mary_of_teck 20269, prince_george_duke_of_kent 16185, princess_marina_duchess_of_kent 18083, united_kingdom src, edge_attr, dst 6148, nationality, 18083 33194, children, 20269 20269, parents, 33194 20269, spouse, 16185 16185, nationality, 18083 16185, spouse, 20269 Question: In what context are edwin_samuel_montagu, mary_of_teck, and united_kingdom connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "edwin_samuel_montagu", "mary_of_teck", "united_kingdom" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "edwin_samuel_montagu", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "mary_of_teck", "children", "prince_george_duke_of_kent" ], [ "prince_george_duke_of_kent", "parents", "mary_of_teck" ], [ "prince_george_duke_of_kent", "spouse", "princess_marina_duchess_of_kent" ], [ "princess_marina_duchess_of_kent", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "princess_marina_duchess_of_kent", "spouse", "prince_george_duke_of_kent" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 11112, blanche_devreux 41821, catholicism 3856, charles_iv_of_spain 20936, margaret_of_artois 66466, philip_iii_of_navarre 38560, philip_vi_of_france src, edge_attr, dst 11112, parents, 66466 11112, spouse, 38560 3856, religion, 41821 20936, children, 66466 66466, children, 11112 66466, parents, 20936 38560, religion, 41821 38560, spouse, 11112 Question: How are catholicism, charles_iv_of_spain, and margaret_of_artois related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "catholicism", "charles_iv_of_spain", "margaret_of_artois" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "blanche_devreux", "parents", "philip_iii_of_navarre" ], [ "blanche_devreux", "spouse", "philip_vi_of_france" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "margaret_of_artois", "children", "philip_iii_of_navarre" ], [ "philip_iii_of_navarre", "children", "blanche_devreux" ], [ "philip_iii_of_navarre", "parents", "margaret_of_artois" ], [ "philip_vi_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "philip_vi_of_france", "spouse", "blanche_devreux" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 70870, benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil 57275, carlos_i_of_portugal 39291, cascais 41821, catholicism 42216, francisco_da_costa_gomes 11985, john_v_of_portugal 3104, joseph_i_of_portugal 23760, luis_i_of_portugal 63286, mariana_victoria_of_spain 43351, mary_anne_of_austria 22763, ribeira_palace src, edge_attr, dst 70870, parents, 63286 57275, parents, 23760 42216, place_of_death, 39291 42216, religion, 41821 11985, place_of_birth, 22763 11985, religion, 41821 11985, spouse, 43351 3104, parents, 43351 3104, place_of_birth, 22763 3104, religion, 41821 3104, spouse, 63286 23760, children, 57275 23760, place_of_death, 39291 63286, children, 70870 63286, spouse, 3104 43351, children, 3104 43351, spouse, 11985 Question: How are benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil, carlos_i_of_portugal, and catholicism related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil", "carlos_i_of_portugal", "catholicism" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil", "parents", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "carlos_i_of_portugal", "parents", "luis_i_of_portugal" ], [ "francisco_da_costa_gomes", "place_of_death", "cascais" ], [ "francisco_da_costa_gomes", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "place_of_birth", "ribeira_palace" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "spouse", "mary_anne_of_austria" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "parents", "mary_anne_of_austria" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "place_of_birth", "ribeira_palace" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "spouse", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "luis_i_of_portugal", "children", "carlos_i_of_portugal" ], [ "luis_i_of_portugal", "place_of_death", "cascais" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "children", "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "spouse", "joseph_i_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_anne_of_austria", "children", "joseph_i_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_anne_of_austria", "spouse", "john_v_of_portugal" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 61213, assassination 59881, john_lennon 53846, liverpool src, edge_attr, dst 59881, cause_of_death, 61213 59881, location, 53846 59881, place_of_birth, 53846 Question: How are assassination, john_lennon, and liverpool related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "assassination", "john_lennon", "liverpool" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "john_lennon", "cause_of_death", "assassination" ], [ "john_lennon", "location", "liverpool" ], [ "john_lennon", "place_of_birth", "liverpool" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 24636, anna_e_roosevelt 63817, new_york 7647, united_states src, edge_attr, dst 24636, nationality, 7647 24636, place_of_birth, 63817 24636, place_of_death, 63817 Question: How are anna_e_roosevelt, new_york, and united_states related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "anna_e_roosevelt", "new_york", "united_states" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "anna_e_roosevelt", "nationality", "united_states" ], [ "anna_e_roosevelt", "place_of_birth", "new_york" ], [ "anna_e_roosevelt", "place_of_death", "new_york" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 30077, august_anheuser_busch_sr 14659, germany 31711, sophia_charlotte_of_hanover src, edge_attr, dst 30077, nationality, 14659 31711, nationality, 14659 Question: How are august_anheuser_busch_sr, germany, and sophia_charlotte_of_hanover related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "august_anheuser_busch_sr", "germany", "sophia_charlotte_of_hanover" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "august_anheuser_busch_sr", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "sophia_charlotte_of_hanover", "nationality", "germany" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 55951, adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg 41821, catholicism 20114, charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg 24933, felix_of_bourbon-parma 61318, john_f_fitzgerald 39840, maria_antonia_of_portugal src, edge_attr, dst 55951, children, 39840 20114, religion, 41821 20114, spouse, 24933 61318, religion, 41821 39840, children, 24933 39840, parents, 55951 Question: In what context are adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg, catholicism, and john_f_fitzgerald connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg", "catholicism", "john_f_fitzgerald" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg", "children", "maria_antonia_of_portugal" ], [ "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charlotte_grand_duchess_of_luxembourg", "spouse", "felix_of_bourbon-parma" ], [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "maria_antonia_of_portugal", "children", "felix_of_bourbon-parma" ], [ "maria_antonia_of_portugal", "parents", "adelaide_of_lowenstein_wertheim_rosenberg" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 30703, albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha 31669, freddie_lennon 18083, united_kingdom src, edge_attr, dst 30703, nationality, 18083 31669, nationality, 18083 Question: How are albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha, freddie_lennon, and united_kingdom related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha", "freddie_lennon", "united_kingdom" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "freddie_lennon", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 51932, beatrice_of_england 62575, edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster 34413, edward_i_of_england 61584, eleanor_of_provence 26335, elizabeth_of_rhuddlan 10215, england 21116, henry_iii_of_england 23704, joan_of_acre 1318, margaret_de_bohun_2nd_countess_of_devon 49513, margaret_plantagenet 73715, mary_de_bohun src, edge_attr, dst 51932, nationality, 10215 51932, parents, 61584 51932, parents, 21116 62575, nationality, 10215 62575, parents, 61584 62575, parents, 21116 34413, children, 26335 34413, children, 23704 34413, children, 49513 61584, children, 51932 61584, children, 62575 26335, children, 1318 26335, parents, 34413 21116, children, 51932 21116, children, 62575 23704, nationality, 10215 23704, parents, 34413 1318, parents, 26335 49513, nationality, 10215 49513, parents, 34413 73715, nationality, 10215 Question: In what context are england, margaret_de_bohun_2nd_countess_of_devon, and mary_de_bohun connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "england", "margaret_de_bohun_2nd_countess_of_devon", "mary_de_bohun" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "beatrice_of_england", "nationality", "england" ], [ "beatrice_of_england", "parents", "eleanor_of_provence" ], [ "beatrice_of_england", "parents", "henry_iii_of_england" ], [ "edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster", "nationality", "england" ], [ "edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster", "parents", "eleanor_of_provence" ], [ "edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster", "parents", "henry_iii_of_england" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "joan_of_acre" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "margaret_plantagenet" ], [ "eleanor_of_provence", "children", "beatrice_of_england" ], [ "eleanor_of_provence", "children", "edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster" ], [ "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan", "children", "margaret_de_bohun_2nd_countess_of_devon" ], [ "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "henry_iii_of_england", "children", "beatrice_of_england" ], [ "henry_iii_of_england", "children", "edmund_crouchback_1st_earl_of_lancaster" ], [ "joan_of_acre", "nationality", "england" ], [ "joan_of_acre", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "margaret_de_bohun_2nd_countess_of_devon", "parents", "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan" ], [ "margaret_plantagenet", "nationality", "england" ], [ "margaret_plantagenet", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "mary_de_bohun", "nationality", "england" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 39111, alexandra_fyodorovna 52603, alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg 74924, anastasia_of_montenegro 2462, andrei_vladimirovich_of_russia 589, frederick_william_iii_of_prussia 37141, frederick_william_iv_of_prussia 30881, grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna 24529, grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia 9354, grand_duchess_vera_konstantinovna_of_russia 24122, grand_duke_boris_vladimirovich_of_russia 54333, grand_duke_constantine_pavlovich_of_russia 42208, grand_duke_dmitri_konstantinovich_of_russia 32860, grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia 37187, grand_duke_nicholas_mikhailovich_of_russia 5092, grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger 15299, grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia 74485, grand_duke_nikolai_konstantinovich_of_russia 23710, grand_duke_paul_alexandrovich_of_russia 59846, grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia 8815, grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia 1796, grand_duke_vyacheslav_konstantinovich_of_russia 66459, konstantin_petrovich_von_kaufman 66793, louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz 23369, nikolai_korzhenevskiy 25765, prince_albert_of_prussia 804, prince_charles_of_prussia 50543, princess_alexandrine_of_prussia 5132, russia 29613, tashkent 32216, tsarskoye_selo 15271, william_i_german_emperor src, edge_attr, dst 39111, children, 15299 39111, nationality, 5132 39111, parents, 589 39111, parents, 66793 52603, children, 9354 52603, children, 42208 52603, children, 74485 52603, children, 1796 74924, spouse, 5092 74924, spouse, 59846 2462, nationality, 5132 2462, place_of_birth, 32216 589, children, 39111 589, children, 37141 589, children, 25765 589, children, 804 589, children, 50543 589, children, 15271 589, spouse, 66793 37141, parents, 589 37141, parents, 66793 30881, children, 5092 30881, children, 59846 30881, spouse, 15299 24529, location, 32216 24529, nationality, 5132 24529, place_of_birth, 32216 9354, parents, 52603 24122, nationality, 5132 24122, place_of_birth, 32216 54333, nationality, 5132 54333, place_of_birth, 32216 42208, nationality, 5132 42208, parents, 52603 32860, nationality, 5132 32860, place_of_birth, 32216 37187, nationality, 5132 37187, place_of_birth, 32216 5092, nationality, 5132 5092, parents, 30881 5092, parents, 15299 5092, spouse, 74924 15299, children, 5092 15299, children, 59846 15299, nationality, 5132 15299, parents, 39111 15299, place_of_birth, 32216 15299, spouse, 30881 74485, nationality, 5132 74485, parents, 52603 74485, place_of_death, 29613 23710, nationality, 5132 23710, place_of_birth, 32216 59846, nationality, 5132 59846, parents, 30881 59846, parents, 15299 59846, spouse, 74924 8815, nationality, 5132 8815, place_of_birth, 32216 1796, nationality, 5132 1796, parents, 52603 66459, nationality, 5132 66459, place_of_death, 29613 66793, children, 39111 66793, children, 37141 66793, children, 25765 66793, children, 804 66793, children, 50543 66793, spouse, 589 23369, nationality, 5132 23369, place_of_death, 29613 25765, parents, 589 25765, parents, 66793 804, parents, 589 804, parents, 66793 50543, parents, 589 50543, parents, 66793 15271, parents, 589 15271, parents, 66793 Question: For what reason are frederick_william_iii_of_prussia, grand_duchess_vera_konstantinovna_of_russia, and russia associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "grand_duchess_vera_konstantinovna_of_russia", "russia" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg", "children", "grand_duchess_vera_konstantinovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg", "children", "grand_duke_dmitri_konstantinovich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg", "children", "grand_duke_nikolai_konstantinovich_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg", "children", "grand_duke_vyacheslav_konstantinovich_of_russia" ], [ "anastasia_of_montenegro", "spouse", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger" ], [ "anastasia_of_montenegro", "spouse", "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "andrei_vladimirovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "andrei_vladimirovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "frederick_william_iv_of_prussia" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "prince_albert_of_prussia" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "prince_charles_of_prussia" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "princess_alexandrine_of_prussia" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "children", "william_i_german_emperor" ], [ "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia", "spouse", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "frederick_william_iv_of_prussia", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "frederick_william_iv_of_prussia", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna", "children", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger" ], [ "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna", "children", "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna", "spouse", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "location", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_nikolaevna_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duchess_vera_konstantinovna_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg" ], [ "grand_duke_boris_vladimirovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_boris_vladimirovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_constantine_pavlovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_constantine_pavlovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_dmitri_konstantinovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_dmitri_konstantinovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg" ], [ "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_mikhailovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_mikhailovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger", "parents", "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger", "parents", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger", "spouse", "anastasia_of_montenegro" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaevich_the_younger" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia", "spouse", "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna" ], [ "grand_duke_nikolai_konstantinovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_nikolai_konstantinovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg" ], [ "grand_duke_nikolai_konstantinovich_of_russia", "place_of_death", "tashkent" ], [ "grand_duke_paul_alexandrovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_paul_alexandrovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "grand_duchess_alexandra_petrovna" ], [ "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia", "parents", "grand_duke_nicholas_nicolaievich_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_peter_nicolaievich_of_russia", "spouse", "anastasia_of_montenegro" ], [ "grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_sergei_alexandrovich_of_russia", "place_of_birth", "tsarskoye_selo" ], [ "grand_duke_vyacheslav_konstantinovich_of_russia", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "grand_duke_vyacheslav_konstantinovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexandra_iosifovna_of_altenburg" ], [ "konstantin_petrovich_von_kaufman", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "konstantin_petrovich_von_kaufman", "place_of_death", "tashkent" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "alexandra_fyodorovna" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "frederick_william_iv_of_prussia" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "prince_albert_of_prussia" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "prince_charles_of_prussia" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "children", "princess_alexandrine_of_prussia" ], [ "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz", "spouse", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "nikolai_korzhenevskiy", "nationality", "russia" ], [ "nikolai_korzhenevskiy", "place_of_death", "tashkent" ], [ "prince_albert_of_prussia", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "prince_albert_of_prussia", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "prince_charles_of_prussia", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "prince_charles_of_prussia", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "princess_alexandrine_of_prussia", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "princess_alexandrine_of_prussia", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ], [ "william_i_german_emperor", "parents", "frederick_william_iii_of_prussia" ], [ "william_i_german_emperor", "parents", "louise_of_mecklenburg-strelitz" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 35012, italy 32656, philibert_i_duke_of_savoy 2903, yves_montand src, edge_attr, dst 32656, nationality, 35012 2903, nationality, 35012 Question: For what reason are italy, philibert_i_duke_of_savoy, and yves_montand associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "italy", "philibert_i_duke_of_savoy", "yves_montand" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "philibert_i_duke_of_savoy", "nationality", "italy" ], [ "yves_montand", "nationality", "italy" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 61318, john_f_fitzgerald 71090, politician 5327, thomas_thynne_1st_marquess_of_bath src, edge_attr, dst 61318, profession, 71090 5327, profession, 71090 Question: How are john_f_fitzgerald, politician, and thomas_thynne_1st_marquess_of_bath related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "politician", "thomas_thynne_1st_marquess_of_bath" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "profession", "politician" ], [ "thomas_thynne_1st_marquess_of_bath", "profession", "politician" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 52355, christian_ii_of_denmark 48259, christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 67145, dorothea_of_denmark_electress_palatine 20995, eppelein_von_gailingen 44946, ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg 71614, george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 14659, germany 5338, herzberg_am_harz 31525, john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 19633, karl_von_einem 7649, neumarkt_in_der_oberpfalz 50030, sophia_of_hanover src, edge_attr, dst 52355, children, 67145 48259, nationality, 14659 48259, place_of_birth, 5338 67145, parents, 52355 67145, place_of_death, 7649 20995, nationality, 14659 20995, place_of_death, 7649 44946, place_of_birth, 5338 44946, spouse, 50030 71614, nationality, 14659 71614, place_of_birth, 5338 31525, nationality, 14659 31525, place_of_birth, 5338 19633, nationality, 14659 19633, place_of_birth, 5338 50030, spouse, 44946 Question: In what context are christian_ii_of_denmark, germany, and sophia_of_hanover connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "christian_ii_of_denmark", "germany", "sophia_of_hanover" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "christian_ii_of_denmark", "children", "dorothea_of_denmark_electress_palatine" ], [ "christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "dorothea_of_denmark_electress_palatine", "parents", "christian_ii_of_denmark" ], [ "dorothea_of_denmark_electress_palatine", "place_of_death", "neumarkt_in_der_oberpfalz" ], [ "eppelein_von_gailingen", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "eppelein_von_gailingen", "place_of_death", "neumarkt_in_der_oberpfalz" ], [ "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg", "spouse", "sophia_of_hanover" ], [ "george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "karl_von_einem", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "karl_von_einem", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "sophia_of_hanover", "spouse", "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 41821, catholicism 54294, charles_viii_of_france 9505, chateau_de_blois 59662, ferdinando_iii_de_medici 35321, louis_xii_of_france 34786, marguerite_louise_dorleans src, edge_attr, dst 54294, religion, 41821 59662, parents, 34786 35321, place_of_birth, 9505 35321, religion, 41821 34786, children, 59662 34786, place_of_birth, 9505 Question: In what context are catholicism, charles_viii_of_france, and ferdinando_iii_de_medici connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "catholicism", "charles_viii_of_france", "ferdinando_iii_de_medici" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "charles_viii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinando_iii_de_medici", "parents", "marguerite_louise_dorleans" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "children", "ferdinando_iii_de_medici" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 68378, adolphus_cambridge_1st_marquess_of_cambridge 25711, alexander_cambridge_1st_earl_of_athlone 50361, claudine_rhedey_von_kis_rhede 20624, francis_duke_of_teck 47914, hungary 33194, mary_of_teck 60406, prince_francis_of_teck 39003, princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge src, edge_attr, dst 68378, parents, 20624 68378, parents, 39003 25711, parents, 20624 25711, parents, 39003 50361, children, 20624 50361, nationality, 47914 20624, children, 68378 20624, children, 25711 20624, children, 33194 20624, children, 60406 20624, parents, 50361 20624, spouse, 39003 33194, parents, 20624 33194, parents, 39003 60406, parents, 20624 60406, parents, 39003 39003, children, 68378 39003, children, 25711 39003, children, 33194 39003, children, 60406 39003, spouse, 20624 Question: In what context are hungary, mary_of_teck, and princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "hungary", "mary_of_teck", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "adolphus_cambridge_1st_marquess_of_cambridge", "parents", "francis_duke_of_teck" ], [ "adolphus_cambridge_1st_marquess_of_cambridge", "parents", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], [ "alexander_cambridge_1st_earl_of_athlone", "parents", "francis_duke_of_teck" ], [ "alexander_cambridge_1st_earl_of_athlone", "parents", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], [ "claudine_rhedey_von_kis_rhede", "children", "francis_duke_of_teck" ], [ "claudine_rhedey_von_kis_rhede", "nationality", "hungary" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "children", "adolphus_cambridge_1st_marquess_of_cambridge" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "children", "alexander_cambridge_1st_earl_of_athlone" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "children", "mary_of_teck" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "children", "prince_francis_of_teck" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "parents", "claudine_rhedey_von_kis_rhede" ], [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "spouse", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], [ "mary_of_teck", "parents", "francis_duke_of_teck" ], [ "mary_of_teck", "parents", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], [ "prince_francis_of_teck", "parents", "francis_duke_of_teck" ], [ "prince_francis_of_teck", "parents", "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge" ], [ "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge", "children", "adolphus_cambridge_1st_marquess_of_cambridge" ], [ "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge", "children", "alexander_cambridge_1st_earl_of_athlone" ], [ "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge", "children", "mary_of_teck" ], [ "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge", "children", "prince_francis_of_teck" ], [ "princess_mary_adelaide_of_cambridge", "spouse", "francis_duke_of_teck" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 23004, caroline_blackwood 49850, ingrid_bergman 7895, london 61606, robert_lowell src, edge_attr, dst 23004, location, 7895 23004, place_of_birth, 7895 23004, spouse, 61606 49850, place_of_death, 7895 61606, spouse, 23004 Question: How are ingrid_bergman, london, and robert_lowell related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "ingrid_bergman", "london", "robert_lowell" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "caroline_blackwood", "location", "london" ], [ "caroline_blackwood", "place_of_birth", "london" ], [ "caroline_blackwood", "spouse", "robert_lowell" ], [ "ingrid_bergman", "place_of_death", "london" ], [ "robert_lowell", "spouse", "caroline_blackwood" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 41195, atia 13836, augustus 51176, early_life_of_augustus src, edge_attr, dst 41195, children, 13836 41195, children, 51176 13836, parents, 41195 Question: For what reason are atia, augustus, and early_life_of_augustus associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "atia", "augustus", "early_life_of_augustus" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "atia", "children", "augustus" ], [ "atia", "children", "early_life_of_augustus" ], [ "augustus", "parents", "atia" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 71913, frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony 3301, friedrich_christian_margrave_of_meissen 13631, george_of_saxony 14659, germany 33194, mary_of_teck 43334, prince_ernst_heinrich_of_saxony 63865, princess_maria_josepha_of_saxony 70819, princess_mathilde_of_saxony src, edge_attr, dst 71913, children, 3301 71913, children, 43334 71913, nationality, 14659 71913, parents, 13631 3301, nationality, 14659 3301, parents, 71913 13631, children, 71913 13631, children, 63865 13631, children, 70819 33194, nationality, 14659 43334, nationality, 14659 43334, parents, 71913 63865, nationality, 14659 63865, parents, 13631 70819, parents, 13631 Question: For what reason are germany, mary_of_teck, and princess_mathilde_of_saxony associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "germany", "mary_of_teck", "princess_mathilde_of_saxony" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony", "children", "friedrich_christian_margrave_of_meissen" ], [ "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony", "children", "prince_ernst_heinrich_of_saxony" ], [ "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony", "parents", "george_of_saxony" ], [ "friedrich_christian_margrave_of_meissen", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "friedrich_christian_margrave_of_meissen", "parents", "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony" ], [ "george_of_saxony", "children", "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony" ], [ "george_of_saxony", "children", "princess_maria_josepha_of_saxony" ], [ "george_of_saxony", "children", "princess_mathilde_of_saxony" ], [ "mary_of_teck", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "prince_ernst_heinrich_of_saxony", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "prince_ernst_heinrich_of_saxony", "parents", "frederick_augustus_iii_of_saxony" ], [ "princess_maria_josepha_of_saxony", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "princess_maria_josepha_of_saxony", "parents", "george_of_saxony" ], [ "princess_mathilde_of_saxony", "parents", "george_of_saxony" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 51291, charles_i_duke_of_burgundy 66978, infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy 56395, infante_joao_of_portugal 14352, john_i_of_portugal 49227, mary_of_burgundy 67739, philip_iii_duke_of_burgundy src, edge_attr, dst 51291, children, 49227 51291, parents, 66978 51291, parents, 67739 66978, children, 51291 66978, parents, 14352 66978, spouse, 67739 56395, parents, 14352 14352, children, 66978 14352, children, 56395 49227, parents, 51291 67739, children, 51291 67739, spouse, 66978 Question: How are infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy, infante_joao_of_portugal, and mary_of_burgundy related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy", "infante_joao_of_portugal", "mary_of_burgundy" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy", "children", "mary_of_burgundy" ], [ "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy", "parents", "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy" ], [ "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy", "parents", "philip_iii_duke_of_burgundy" ], [ "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy", "children", "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy" ], [ "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy", "parents", "john_i_of_portugal" ], [ "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy", "spouse", "philip_iii_duke_of_burgundy" ], [ "infante_joao_of_portugal", "parents", "john_i_of_portugal" ], [ "john_i_of_portugal", "children", "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy" ], [ "john_i_of_portugal", "children", "infante_joao_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_of_burgundy", "parents", "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy" ], [ "philip_iii_duke_of_burgundy", "children", "charles_i_duke_of_burgundy" ], [ "philip_iii_duke_of_burgundy", "spouse", "infanta_isabel_duchess_of_burgundy" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 13495, archduke_anton_victor_of_austria 27874, augustus_ii_the_strong 6486, augustus_iii_of_poland 65888, benedict_joseph_fenwick 36307, blanche_of_castile 41821, catholicism 22450, charles_iii_of_spain 3856, charles_iv_of_spain 8049, charles_of_valois 35212, edmund_of_woodstock_1st_earl_of_kent 34413, edward_i_of_england 5576, edward_ii_of_england 12218, eleanor_of_castile 40225, elisabeth_of_parma 26335, elizabeth_of_rhuddlan 44276, ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies 67612, ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies 36826, ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany 15250, ferdinand_vi_of_spain 65403, ferdinand_vii_of_spain 37766, francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies 59103, francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor 23704, joan_of_acre 43381, leopold_sedar_senghor 67259, louis_devreux 35735, louis_ix_of_france 70619, louis_viii_of_france 49513, margaret_plantagenet 58836, marguerite_of_france 17318, marguerite_of_provence 19480, maria_amalia_of_saxony 629, maria_isabella_of_spain 43177, maria_louisa_of_spain 28513, maria_luisa_of_parma 5128, maria_of_brabant 40035, philip_iii_of_france 7936, philip_v_of_spain 38560, philip_vi_of_france 50110, poissy 65887, pope_adrian_i 3121, portici 17953, reformed_baptist 22853, rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen 57940, ursula_julia_ledochowska src, edge_attr, dst 13495, parents, 43177 27874, children, 6486 27874, religion, 41821 6486, children, 19480 6486, parents, 27874 6486, religion, 41821 65888, religion, 41821 65888, religion, 17953 36307, children, 35735 36307, spouse, 70619 22450, children, 3856 22450, children, 44276 22450, children, 43177 22450, parents, 40225 22450, parents, 7936 22450, religion, 41821 22450, religion, 17953 22450, spouse, 19480 3856, children, 65403 3856, children, 629 3856, parents, 22450 3856, parents, 19480 3856, place_of_birth, 3121 3856, religion, 41821 3856, spouse, 28513 8049, parents, 40035 34413, children, 35212 34413, children, 5576 34413, children, 26335 34413, children, 23704 34413, children, 49513 34413, spouse, 12218 34413, spouse, 58836 5576, parents, 34413 5576, parents, 12218 5576, religion, 41821 12218, children, 5576 12218, children, 26335 12218, children, 23704 12218, children, 49513 12218, parents, 58836 12218, spouse, 34413 40225, children, 22450 40225, spouse, 7936 26335, parents, 34413 26335, parents, 12218 44276, children, 37766 44276, parents, 22450 44276, parents, 19480 44276, religion, 41821 67612, parents, 37766 67612, parents, 629 67612, religion, 41821 36826, parents, 43177 36826, religion, 41821 15250, parents, 7936 15250, religion, 41821 65403, parents, 3856 65403, parents, 28513 65403, religion, 41821 37766, children, 67612 37766, parents, 44276 37766, religion, 41821 59103, parents, 43177 59103, religion, 41821 23704, parents, 34413 23704, parents, 12218 43381, religion, 41821 43381, religion, 17953 67259, parents, 5128 67259, parents, 40035 35735, children, 40035 35735, parents, 36307 35735, parents, 70619 35735, place_of_birth, 50110 35735, religion, 41821 35735, spouse, 17318 70619, children, 35735 70619, religion, 41821 70619, spouse, 36307 49513, parents, 34413 49513, parents, 12218 58836, children, 35212 58836, children, 12218 58836, parents, 5128 58836, parents, 40035 58836, spouse, 34413 17318, children, 40035 17318, spouse, 35735 19480, children, 3856 19480, children, 44276 19480, children, 43177 19480, parents, 6486 19480, spouse, 22450 629, children, 67612 629, parents, 3856 43177, children, 13495 43177, children, 36826 43177, children, 59103 43177, children, 22853 43177, parents, 22450 43177, parents, 19480 43177, place_of_birth, 3121 28513, children, 65403 28513, spouse, 3856 5128, children, 67259 5128, children, 58836 5128, spouse, 40035 40035, children, 8049 40035, children, 67259 40035, children, 58836 40035, parents, 35735 40035, parents, 17318 40035, place_of_birth, 50110 40035, religion, 41821 40035, spouse, 5128 7936, children, 22450 7936, religion, 41821 7936, spouse, 40225 38560, parents, 8049 38560, religion, 41821 65887, religion, 41821 65887, religion, 17953 22853, parents, 43177 22853, religion, 41821 57940, religion, 41821 57940, religion, 17953 Question: How are archduke_anton_victor_of_austria, catholicism, and marguerite_of_france related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "catholicism", "marguerite_of_france" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "children", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "parents", "augustus_ii_the_strong" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "benedict_joseph_fenwick", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "benedict_joseph_fenwick", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "blanche_of_castile", "children", "louis_ix_of_france" ], [ "blanche_of_castile", "spouse", "louis_viii_of_france" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "spouse", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_vii_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "children", "maria_isabella_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "place_of_birth", "portici" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "spouse", "maria_luisa_of_parma" ], [ "charles_of_valois", "parents", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "edmund_of_woodstock_1st_earl_of_kent" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "edward_ii_of_england" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "joan_of_acre" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "children", "margaret_plantagenet" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "spouse", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "edward_i_of_england", "spouse", "marguerite_of_france" ], [ "edward_ii_of_england", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "edward_ii_of_england", "parents", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "edward_ii_of_england", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "children", "edward_ii_of_england" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "children", "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "children", "joan_of_acre" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "children", "margaret_plantagenet" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "parents", "marguerite_of_france" ], [ "eleanor_of_castile", "spouse", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "spouse", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "elizabeth_of_rhuddlan", "parents", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "maria_isabella_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vii_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_vii_of_spain", "parents", "maria_luisa_of_parma" ], [ "ferdinand_vii_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "joan_of_acre", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "joan_of_acre", "parents", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "leopold_sedar_senghor", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "leopold_sedar_senghor", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "louis_devreux", "parents", "maria_of_brabant" ], [ "louis_devreux", "parents", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "children", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "parents", "blanche_of_castile" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "parents", "louis_viii_of_france" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "place_of_birth", "poissy" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "louis_ix_of_france", "spouse", "marguerite_of_provence" ], [ "louis_viii_of_france", "children", "louis_ix_of_france" ], [ "louis_viii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "louis_viii_of_france", "spouse", "blanche_of_castile" ], [ "margaret_plantagenet", "parents", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "margaret_plantagenet", "parents", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "marguerite_of_france", "children", "edmund_of_woodstock_1st_earl_of_kent" ], [ "marguerite_of_france", "children", "eleanor_of_castile" ], [ "marguerite_of_france", "parents", "maria_of_brabant" ], [ "marguerite_of_france", "parents", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "marguerite_of_france", "spouse", "edward_i_of_england" ], [ "marguerite_of_provence", "children", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "marguerite_of_provence", "spouse", "louis_ix_of_france" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "spouse", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_isabella_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_ii_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_isabella_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "place_of_birth", "portici" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_parma", "children", "ferdinand_vii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_parma", "spouse", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "maria_of_brabant", "children", "louis_devreux" ], [ "maria_of_brabant", "children", "marguerite_of_france" ], [ "maria_of_brabant", "spouse", "philip_iii_of_france" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "children", "charles_of_valois" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "children", "louis_devreux" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "children", "marguerite_of_france" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "parents", "louis_ix_of_france" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "parents", "marguerite_of_provence" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "place_of_birth", "poissy" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "philip_iii_of_france", "spouse", "maria_of_brabant" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "spouse", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "philip_vi_of_france", "parents", "charles_of_valois" ], [ "philip_vi_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "pope_adrian_i", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "pope_adrian_i", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ursula_julia_ledochowska", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ursula_julia_ledochowska", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 38167, grand_palace_bangkok 62167, paripatra 12486, piam 12130, saovabha 53018, sukumalmarsri src, edge_attr, dst 62167, parents, 53018 12486, children, 12130 12130, parents, 12486 12130, place_of_birth, 38167 12130, place_of_death, 38167 53018, children, 62167 53018, place_of_birth, 38167 Question: In what context are paripatra, piam, and saovabha connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "paripatra", "piam", "saovabha" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "paripatra", "parents", "sukumalmarsri" ], [ "piam", "children", "saovabha" ], [ "saovabha", "parents", "piam" ], [ "saovabha", "place_of_birth", "grand_palace_bangkok" ], [ "saovabha", "place_of_death", "grand_palace_bangkok" ], [ "sukumalmarsri", "children", "paripatra" ], [ "sukumalmarsri", "place_of_birth", "grand_palace_bangkok" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 11020, prince_henry_duke_of_gloucester 6846, sybil_thomas_viscountess_rhondda 18083, united_kingdom src, edge_attr, dst 11020, nationality, 18083 6846, nationality, 18083 Question: How are prince_henry_duke_of_gloucester, sybil_thomas_viscountess_rhondda, and united_kingdom related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "prince_henry_duke_of_gloucester", "sybil_thomas_viscountess_rhondda", "united_kingdom" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "prince_henry_duke_of_gloucester", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "sybil_thomas_viscountess_rhondda", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 53448, alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia 51398, catherine_pavlovna_of_russia 64397, maria_fyodorovna_of_russia 49957, marie_amalie_of_austria 2647, vienna src, edge_attr, dst 53448, parents, 64397 53448, place_of_death, 2647 51398, parents, 64397 64397, children, 53448 64397, children, 51398 49957, place_of_birth, 2647 Question: How are catherine_pavlovna_of_russia, marie_amalie_of_austria, and vienna related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "marie_amalie_of_austria", "vienna" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia" ], [ "marie_amalie_of_austria", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 41821, catholicism 58647, napoleon_ii_of_france 32398, robert_archduke_of_austria_este 13402, rose_fitzgerald_kennedy 74, schonbrunn_palace 27093, zita_of_bourbon-parma src, edge_attr, dst 58647, place_of_death, 74 32398, parents, 27093 32398, place_of_birth, 74 13402, religion, 41821 27093, children, 32398 27093, religion, 41821 Question: In what context are catholicism, napoleon_ii_of_france, and rose_fitzgerald_kennedy connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "catholicism", "napoleon_ii_of_france", "rose_fitzgerald_kennedy" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "napoleon_ii_of_france", "place_of_death", "schonbrunn_palace" ], [ "robert_archduke_of_austria_este", "parents", "zita_of_bourbon-parma" ], [ "robert_archduke_of_austria_este", "place_of_birth", "schonbrunn_palace" ], [ "rose_fitzgerald_kennedy", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "zita_of_bourbon-parma", "children", "robert_archduke_of_austria_este" ], [ "zita_of_bourbon-parma", "religion", "catholicism" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 70123, alexander_iii_of_russia 70462, alexandra_of_denmark 5876, charlemagne 55278, christian_ix_of_denmark 32728, emperor 14300, ermengarde_of_hesbaye 64115, ermengarde_of_tours 19390, frederick_viii_of_denmark 58021, grand_duchess_olga_alexandrovna_of_russia 51774, grand_duchess_xenia_alexandrovna_of_russia 50980, grand_duke_alexander_alexandrovich_of_russia 32860, grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia 29455, grand_duke_michael_alexandrovich_of_russia 3757, hildegard_of_savoy 68374, lothair_i 44217, louis_ii_holy_roman_emperor 18371, louis_the_german 26300, louis_the_pious 22712, louise_of_hesse-kassel 67408, maria_fyodorovna 12167, pippin_of_italy 60546, prince_valdemar_of_denmark 60599, princess_thyra_of_denmark src, edge_attr, dst 70123, children, 58021 70123, children, 51774 70123, children, 50980 70123, children, 32860 70123, children, 29455 70123, profession, 32728 70123, spouse, 67408 70462, parents, 55278 70462, parents, 22712 5876, children, 26300 5876, children, 12167 5876, profession, 32728 5876, spouse, 3757 55278, children, 70462 55278, children, 19390 55278, children, 67408 55278, children, 60546 55278, children, 60599 55278, spouse, 22712 19390, parents, 55278 19390, parents, 22712 58021, parents, 70123 58021, parents, 67408 51774, parents, 70123 51774, parents, 67408 50980, parents, 70123 50980, parents, 67408 32860, parents, 70123 32860, parents, 67408 29455, parents, 70123 29455, parents, 67408 3757, children, 26300 3757, children, 12167 3757, spouse, 5876 68374, children, 44217 68374, parents, 14300 68374, parents, 26300 68374, profession, 32728 68374, spouse, 64115 44217, parents, 64115 44217, parents, 68374 44217, profession, 32728 18371, parents, 14300 18371, parents, 26300 26300, children, 68374 26300, children, 18371 26300, parents, 5876 26300, parents, 3757 26300, spouse, 14300 22712, children, 70462 22712, children, 19390 22712, children, 67408 22712, children, 60546 22712, children, 60599 22712, spouse, 55278 67408, children, 58021 67408, children, 51774 67408, children, 50980 67408, children, 32860 67408, children, 29455 67408, parents, 55278 67408, parents, 22712 67408, spouse, 70123 60546, parents, 55278 60546, parents, 22712 60599, parents, 55278 60599, parents, 22712 Question: For what reason are emperor, louis_the_pious, and louise_of_hesse-kassel associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "emperor", "louis_the_pious", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "children", "grand_duchess_olga_alexandrovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "children", "grand_duchess_xenia_alexandrovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_alexander_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "children", "grand_duke_michael_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "profession", "emperor" ], [ "alexander_iii_of_russia", "spouse", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "alexandra_of_denmark", "parents", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "alexandra_of_denmark", "parents", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], [ "charlemagne", "children", "louis_the_pious" ], [ "charlemagne", "children", "pippin_of_italy" ], [ "charlemagne", "profession", "emperor" ], [ "charlemagne", "spouse", "hildegard_of_savoy" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "children", "alexandra_of_denmark" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "children", "frederick_viii_of_denmark" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "children", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "children", "prince_valdemar_of_denmark" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "children", "princess_thyra_of_denmark" ], [ "christian_ix_of_denmark", "spouse", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], [ "frederick_viii_of_denmark", "parents", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "frederick_viii_of_denmark", "parents", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_alexandrovna_of_russia", "parents", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_olga_alexandrovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duchess_xenia_alexandrovna_of_russia", "parents", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duchess_xenia_alexandrovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_alexander_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_alexander_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "grand_duke_michael_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "grand_duke_michael_alexandrovich_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "hildegard_of_savoy", "children", "louis_the_pious" ], [ "hildegard_of_savoy", "children", "pippin_of_italy" ], [ "hildegard_of_savoy", "spouse", "charlemagne" ], [ "lothair_i", "children", "louis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "lothair_i", "parents", "ermengarde_of_hesbaye" ], [ "lothair_i", "parents", "louis_the_pious" ], [ "lothair_i", "profession", "emperor" ], [ "lothair_i", "spouse", "ermengarde_of_tours" ], [ "louis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "ermengarde_of_tours" ], [ "louis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "lothair_i" ], [ "louis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "profession", "emperor" ], [ "louis_the_german", "parents", "ermengarde_of_hesbaye" ], [ "louis_the_german", "parents", "louis_the_pious" ], [ "louis_the_pious", "children", "lothair_i" ], [ "louis_the_pious", "children", "louis_the_german" ], [ "louis_the_pious", "parents", "charlemagne" ], [ "louis_the_pious", "parents", "hildegard_of_savoy" ], [ "louis_the_pious", "spouse", "ermengarde_of_hesbaye" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "children", "alexandra_of_denmark" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "children", "frederick_viii_of_denmark" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "children", "maria_fyodorovna" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "children", "prince_valdemar_of_denmark" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "children", "princess_thyra_of_denmark" ], [ "louise_of_hesse-kassel", "spouse", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duchess_olga_alexandrovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duchess_xenia_alexandrovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_alexander_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_george_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "children", "grand_duke_michael_alexandrovich_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "parents", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "parents", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna", "spouse", "alexander_iii_of_russia" ], [ "prince_valdemar_of_denmark", "parents", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "prince_valdemar_of_denmark", "parents", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ], [ "princess_thyra_of_denmark", "parents", "christian_ix_of_denmark" ], [ "princess_thyra_of_denmark", "parents", "louise_of_hesse-kassel" ] ] }

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You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 61525, katherine_corri_harris 30144, ronald_reagan 7647, united_states src, edge_attr, dst 61525, nationality, 7647 30144, nationality, 7647 Question: How are katherine_corri_harris, ronald_reagan, and united_states related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "katherine_corri_harris", "ronald_reagan", "united_states" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "katherine_corri_harris", "nationality", "united_states" ], [ "ronald_reagan", "nationality", "united_states" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 12470, bernard_williams 8443, oral_cancer 62375, prince_sigismund_of_prussia 64443, sophia_of_prussia 18083, united_kingdom 2624, victoria_princess_royal src, edge_attr, dst 12470, cause_of_death, 8443 12470, nationality, 18083 62375, cause_of_death, 8443 62375, parents, 2624 64443, parents, 2624 2624, children, 62375 2624, children, 64443 Question: For what reason are sophia_of_prussia, united_kingdom, and victoria_princess_royal associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "sophia_of_prussia", "united_kingdom", "victoria_princess_royal" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "bernard_williams", "cause_of_death", "oral_cancer" ], [ "bernard_williams", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "prince_sigismund_of_prussia", "cause_of_death", "oral_cancer" ], [ "prince_sigismund_of_prussia", "parents", "victoria_princess_royal" ], [ "sophia_of_prussia", "parents", "victoria_princess_royal" ], [ "victoria_princess_royal", "children", "prince_sigismund_of_prussia" ], [ "victoria_princess_royal", "children", "sophia_of_prussia" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 20624, francis_duke_of_teck 26374, maria_jane_dyer 18083, united_kingdom src, edge_attr, dst 20624, nationality, 18083 26374, nationality, 18083 Question: For what reason are francis_duke_of_teck, maria_jane_dyer, and united_kingdom associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "maria_jane_dyer", "united_kingdom" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "francis_duke_of_teck", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ], [ "maria_jane_dyer", "nationality", "united_kingdom" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 13495, archduke_anton_victor_of_austria 31157, archduke_franz_karl_of_austria 6486, augustus_iii_of_poland 65888, benedict_joseph_fenwick 34676, caroline_augusta_of_bavaria 41821, catholicism 22450, charles_iii_of_spain 3856, charles_iv_of_spain 54294, charles_viii_of_france 40225, elisabeth_of_parma 70084, ferdinand_i_of_austria 44276, ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies 36826, ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany 15250, ferdinand_vi_of_spain 65403, ferdinand_vii_of_spain 37766, francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies 59103, francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor 57486, franz_joseph_i_of_austria 43381, leopold_sedar_senghor 19480, maria_amalia_of_saxony 56537, maria_ii_of_portugal 11934, maria_leopoldina_of_austria 43177, maria_louisa_of_spain 2461, maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies 61087, marie_caroline_of_austria 71579, marie_louise_duchess_of_parma 59091, maximilian_i_of_bavaria 46788, napoleon_i_of_france 57657, peter_i_of_brazil 7936, philip_v_of_spain 65887, pope_adrian_i 3121, portici 17953, reformed_baptist 22853, rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen 57940, ursula_julia_ledochowska src, edge_attr, dst 13495, parents, 43177 31157, children, 57486 31157, parents, 59103 6486, children, 19480 6486, religion, 41821 65888, religion, 41821 65888, religion, 17953 34676, parents, 59091 34676, spouse, 59103 22450, children, 3856 22450, children, 44276 22450, children, 43177 22450, parents, 40225 22450, parents, 7936 22450, religion, 41821 22450, religion, 17953 22450, spouse, 19480 3856, children, 65403 3856, parents, 22450 3856, parents, 19480 3856, place_of_birth, 3121 3856, religion, 41821 54294, religion, 41821 40225, children, 22450 40225, spouse, 7936 70084, parents, 59103 70084, parents, 2461 70084, religion, 41821 44276, children, 37766 44276, children, 2461 44276, parents, 22450 44276, parents, 19480 44276, religion, 41821 44276, spouse, 61087 36826, parents, 43177 36826, religion, 41821 15250, parents, 7936 15250, religion, 41821 65403, parents, 3856 65403, religion, 41821 37766, parents, 44276 37766, parents, 61087 37766, religion, 41821 59103, children, 31157 59103, children, 70084 59103, children, 11934 59103, children, 71579 59103, parents, 43177 59103, religion, 41821 59103, spouse, 34676 59103, spouse, 2461 57486, parents, 31157 57486, religion, 41821 43381, religion, 41821 43381, religion, 17953 19480, children, 3856 19480, children, 44276 19480, children, 43177 19480, parents, 6486 19480, spouse, 22450 56537, parents, 11934 56537, parents, 57657 56537, religion, 41821 11934, children, 56537 11934, parents, 59103 11934, spouse, 57657 43177, children, 13495 43177, children, 36826 43177, children, 59103 43177, children, 22853 43177, parents, 22450 43177, parents, 19480 43177, place_of_birth, 3121 2461, children, 70084 2461, children, 71579 2461, parents, 44276 2461, spouse, 59103 61087, children, 37766 61087, spouse, 44276 71579, parents, 59103 71579, parents, 2461 71579, religion, 41821 71579, spouse, 46788 59091, children, 34676 59091, religion, 41821 46788, religion, 41821 46788, spouse, 71579 57657, children, 56537 57657, religion, 41821 57657, spouse, 11934 7936, children, 22450 7936, religion, 41821 7936, spouse, 40225 65887, religion, 41821 65887, religion, 17953 22853, parents, 43177 22853, religion, 41821 57940, religion, 41821 57940, religion, 17953 Question: For what reason are archduke_anton_victor_of_austria, catholicism, and charles_viii_of_france associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "catholicism", "charles_viii_of_france" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria", "children", "franz_joseph_i_of_austria" ], [ "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "benedict_joseph_fenwick", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "benedict_joseph_fenwick", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria", "parents", "maximilian_i_of_bavaria" ], [ "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria", "spouse", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "spouse", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_vii_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "place_of_birth", "portici" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_viii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "spouse", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "spouse", "marie_caroline_of_austria" ], [ "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vii_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_vii_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "marie_caroline_of_austria" ], [ "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_austria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "maria_leopoldina_of_austria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "franz_joseph_i_of_austria", "parents", "archduke_franz_karl_of_austria" ], [ "franz_joseph_i_of_austria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "leopold_sedar_senghor", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "leopold_sedar_senghor", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "children", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "maria_amalia_of_saxony", "spouse", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_ii_of_portugal", "parents", "maria_leopoldina_of_austria" ], [ "maria_ii_of_portugal", "parents", "peter_i_of_brazil" ], [ "maria_ii_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "maria_leopoldina_of_austria", "children", "maria_ii_of_portugal" ], [ "maria_leopoldina_of_austria", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_leopoldina_of_austria", "spouse", "peter_i_of_brazil" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "archduke_anton_victor_of_austria" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_iii_grand_duke_of_tuscany" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "children", "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "parents", "maria_amalia_of_saxony" ], [ "maria_louisa_of_spain", "place_of_birth", "portici" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_austria" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "spouse", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "marie_caroline_of_austria", "children", "francis_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "marie_caroline_of_austria", "spouse", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "spouse", "napoleon_i_of_france" ], [ "maximilian_i_of_bavaria", "children", "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria" ], [ "maximilian_i_of_bavaria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "napoleon_i_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "napoleon_i_of_france", "spouse", "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "children", "maria_ii_of_portugal" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "spouse", "maria_leopoldina_of_austria" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "spouse", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "pope_adrian_i", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "pope_adrian_i", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ], [ "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen", "parents", "maria_louisa_of_spain" ], [ "rudolf_cardinal_von_habsburg_lothringen", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ursula_julia_ledochowska", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ursula_julia_ledochowska", "religion", "reformed_baptist" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 35919, albert_mosse 51106, berlin 72223, chris_gueffroy 48259, christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 44946, ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg 66376, georg_von_kameke 71614, george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 14659, germany 27073, grodzisk_wielkopolski 5338, herzberg_am_harz 31525, john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg 19633, karl_von_einem 4242, pasewalk 38338, rudolf_mosse 50030, sophia_of_hanover 41437, wilhelm_von_homburg src, edge_attr, dst 35919, nationality, 14659 35919, place_of_birth, 27073 35919, place_of_death, 51106 72223, nationality, 14659 72223, place_of_birth, 4242 72223, place_of_death, 51106 48259, nationality, 14659 48259, place_of_birth, 5338 44946, place_of_birth, 5338 44946, spouse, 50030 66376, nationality, 14659 66376, place_of_birth, 4242 66376, place_of_death, 51106 71614, nationality, 14659 71614, place_of_birth, 5338 31525, nationality, 14659 31525, place_of_birth, 5338 19633, nationality, 14659 19633, place_of_birth, 5338 38338, nationality, 14659 38338, place_of_birth, 27073 50030, spouse, 44946 41437, location, 51106 41437, nationality, 14659 41437, place_of_birth, 51106 Question: How are berlin, germany, and sophia_of_hanover related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "berlin", "germany", "sophia_of_hanover" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "albert_mosse", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "albert_mosse", "place_of_birth", "grodzisk_wielkopolski" ], [ "albert_mosse", "place_of_death", "berlin" ], [ "chris_gueffroy", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "chris_gueffroy", "place_of_birth", "pasewalk" ], [ "chris_gueffroy", "place_of_death", "berlin" ], [ "christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "christian_louis_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg", "spouse", "sophia_of_hanover" ], [ "georg_von_kameke", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "georg_von_kameke", "place_of_birth", "pasewalk" ], [ "georg_von_kameke", "place_of_death", "berlin" ], [ "george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "george_william_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "john_frederick_duke_of_brunswick_luneburg", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "karl_von_einem", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "karl_von_einem", "place_of_birth", "herzberg_am_harz" ], [ "rudolf_mosse", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "rudolf_mosse", "place_of_birth", "grodzisk_wielkopolski" ], [ "sophia_of_hanover", "spouse", "ernest_augustus_elector_of_brunswick_luneburg" ], [ "wilhelm_von_homburg", "location", "berlin" ], [ "wilhelm_von_homburg", "nationality", "germany" ], [ "wilhelm_von_homburg", "place_of_birth", "berlin" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 53963, athens 5494, elena_of_greece_and_denmark 64443, sophia_of_prussia src, edge_attr, dst 5494, parents, 64443 5494, place_of_birth, 53963 64443, children, 5494 Question: How are athens, elena_of_greece_and_denmark, and sophia_of_prussia related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "athens", "elena_of_greece_and_denmark", "sophia_of_prussia" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "elena_of_greece_and_denmark", "parents", "sophia_of_prussia" ], [ "elena_of_greece_and_denmark", "place_of_birth", "athens" ], [ "sophia_of_prussia", "children", "elena_of_greece_and_denmark" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 31740, anthony_clement_of_saxony 27874, augustus_ii_the_strong 6486, augustus_iii_of_poland 40769, christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth 71451, frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony 7444, marie_josephe_of_saxony 18088, versailles src, edge_attr, dst 31740, parents, 71451 27874, children, 6486 27874, spouse, 40769 6486, children, 71451 6486, children, 7444 6486, parents, 27874 6486, parents, 40769 40769, children, 6486 40769, spouse, 27874 71451, children, 31740 71451, parents, 6486 7444, parents, 6486 7444, place_of_death, 18088 Question: For what reason are anthony_clement_of_saxony, christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth, and versailles associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "anthony_clement_of_saxony", "christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth", "versailles" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "anthony_clement_of_saxony", "parents", "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "children", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "augustus_ii_the_strong", "spouse", "christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "children", "marie_josephe_of_saxony" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "parents", "augustus_ii_the_strong" ], [ "augustus_iii_of_poland", "parents", "christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth" ], [ "christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth", "children", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "christiane_eberhardine_of_brandenburg_bayreuth", "spouse", "augustus_ii_the_strong" ], [ "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony", "children", "anthony_clement_of_saxony" ], [ "frederick_christian_elector_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "marie_josephe_of_saxony", "parents", "augustus_iii_of_poland" ], [ "marie_josephe_of_saxony", "place_of_death", "versailles" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 57887, afonso_v_of_portugal 56395, infante_joao_of_portugal 67321, portugal src, edge_attr, dst 57887, nationality, 67321 56395, nationality, 67321 Question: How are afonso_v_of_portugal, infante_joao_of_portugal, and portugal related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "afonso_v_of_portugal", "infante_joao_of_portugal", "portugal" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "afonso_v_of_portugal", "nationality", "portugal" ], [ "infante_joao_of_portugal", "nationality", "portugal" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 14742, anne_marie_of_orleans 41821, catholicism 69396, charles_emmanuel_iii_of_sardinia 9505, chateau_de_blois 71761, duc_dorleans 44276, ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies 35321, louis_xii_of_france 72808, marguerite_duchess_of_orleans 34786, marguerite_louise_dorleans src, edge_attr, dst 14742, children, 69396 14742, parents, 71761 69396, parents, 14742 69396, religion, 41821 44276, religion, 41821 35321, place_of_birth, 9505 35321, religion, 41821 72808, children, 34786 72808, spouse, 71761 34786, parents, 72808 34786, place_of_birth, 9505 Question: In what context are catholicism, ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies, and marguerite_duchess_of_orleans connected? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "catholicism", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "marguerite_duchess_of_orleans" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "children", "charles_emmanuel_iii_of_sardinia" ], [ "anne_marie_of_orleans", "parents", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "charles_emmanuel_iii_of_sardinia", "parents", "anne_marie_of_orleans" ], [ "charles_emmanuel_iii_of_sardinia", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ], [ "louis_xii_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "marguerite_duchess_of_orleans", "children", "marguerite_louise_dorleans" ], [ "marguerite_duchess_of_orleans", "spouse", "duc_dorleans" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "parents", "marguerite_duchess_of_orleans" ], [ "marguerite_louise_dorleans", "place_of_birth", "chateau_de_blois" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 47926, helen_vinson 30144, ronald_reagan 7647, united_states src, edge_attr, dst 47926, nationality, 7647 30144, nationality, 7647 Question: How are helen_vinson, ronald_reagan, and united_states related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "helen_vinson", "ronald_reagan", "united_states" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "helen_vinson", "nationality", "united_states" ], [ "ronald_reagan", "nationality", "united_states" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 8109, boston_massachusetts 74926, chicago 41907, george_peter_alexander_healy 61318, john_f_fitzgerald src, edge_attr, dst 41907, location, 8109 41907, place_of_death, 74926 61318, location, 8109 61318, place_of_birth, 8109 61318, place_of_death, 8109 Question: For what reason are boston_massachusetts, chicago, and john_f_fitzgerald associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "boston_massachusetts", "chicago", "john_f_fitzgerald" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "george_peter_alexander_healy", "location", "boston_massachusetts" ], [ "george_peter_alexander_healy", "place_of_death", "chicago" ], [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "location", "boston_massachusetts" ], [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "place_of_birth", "boston_massachusetts" ], [ "john_f_fitzgerald", "place_of_death", "boston_massachusetts" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 67705, barbara_of_portugal 70870, benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil 34676, caroline_augusta_of_bavaria 41821, catholicism 73418, charles_felix_of_sardinia 22450, charles_iii_of_spain 3856, charles_iv_of_spain 40225, elisabeth_of_parma 1000, elisabeth_of_wurttemberg 70084, ferdinand_i_of_austria 44276, ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies 6295, ferdinand_maria_elector_of_bavaria 15250, ferdinand_vi_of_spain 59103, francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor 67481, francisco_goya 9383, friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt 2105, friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg 53504, haredi_judaism 2602, james_connolly 52503, john_cardinal_farley 11985, john_v_of_portugal 41700, john_vi_of_portugal 3104, joseph_i_of_portugal 67976, louis_grand_dauphin 37867, louis_xv_of_france 36780, maria_anna_of_bavaria 9311, maria_antonietta_of_spain 64397, maria_fyodorovna_of_russia 11934, maria_leopoldina_of_austria 15400, maria_luisa_of_savoy 2461, maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies 63286, mariana_victoria_of_spain 71579, marie_louise_duchess_of_parma 43351, mary_anne_of_austria 64180, mary_i_of_portugal 59091, maximilian_i_of_bavaria 13068, miguel_of_portugal 16012, mormonism 14619, paolo_giovio 57657, peter_i_of_brazil 21684, peter_iii_of_portugal 7936, philip_v_of_spain 22763, ribeira_palace 6336, thomas_aquinas 46581, victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia src, edge_attr, dst 67705, parents, 11985 67705, spouse, 15250 70870, parents, 63286 34676, parents, 59091 34676, spouse, 59103 73418, parents, 9311 73418, parents, 46581 73418, religion, 41821 22450, children, 3856 22450, children, 44276 22450, parents, 40225 22450, parents, 7936 22450, religion, 41821 3856, parents, 22450 3856, religion, 41821 40225, children, 22450 40225, children, 63286 40225, spouse, 7936 1000, parents, 9383 1000, parents, 2105 1000, spouse, 59103 70084, parents, 59103 70084, parents, 2461 70084, religion, 41821 44276, children, 2461 44276, parents, 22450 44276, religion, 41821 6295, children, 36780 6295, religion, 41821 15250, parents, 15400 15250, parents, 7936 15250, religion, 41821 15250, spouse, 67705 59103, children, 70084 59103, children, 11934 59103, children, 71579 59103, religion, 41821 59103, spouse, 34676 59103, spouse, 1000 59103, spouse, 2461 67481, religion, 41821 67481, religion, 16012 9383, children, 1000 9383, children, 64397 2105, children, 1000 2105, children, 64397 2602, religion, 41821 2602, religion, 53504 52503, religion, 41821 52503, religion, 53504 11985, children, 67705 11985, children, 21684 11985, place_of_birth, 22763 11985, religion, 41821 11985, spouse, 43351 41700, children, 13068 41700, children, 57657 41700, parents, 64180 41700, parents, 21684 41700, religion, 41821 3104, children, 64180 3104, parents, 43351 3104, place_of_birth, 22763 3104, religion, 41821 3104, religion, 16012 3104, spouse, 63286 67976, children, 37867 67976, children, 7936 37867, parents, 67976 37867, religion, 41821 36780, children, 7936 36780, parents, 6295 9311, children, 73418 9311, parents, 7936 9311, spouse, 46581 64397, parents, 9383 64397, parents, 2105 11934, parents, 59103 11934, spouse, 57657 15400, children, 15250 15400, spouse, 7936 2461, children, 70084 2461, children, 71579 2461, parents, 44276 2461, spouse, 59103 63286, children, 70870 63286, children, 64180 63286, parents, 40225 63286, parents, 7936 63286, spouse, 3104 71579, parents, 59103 71579, parents, 2461 71579, religion, 41821 43351, children, 3104 43351, spouse, 11985 64180, children, 41700 64180, parents, 3104 64180, parents, 63286 64180, religion, 41821 64180, religion, 53504 64180, spouse, 21684 59091, children, 34676 59091, religion, 41821 13068, parents, 41700 13068, religion, 41821 14619, religion, 41821 14619, religion, 16012 57657, parents, 41700 57657, religion, 41821 57657, spouse, 11934 21684, children, 41700 21684, parents, 11985 21684, spouse, 64180 7936, children, 22450 7936, children, 9311 7936, children, 63286 7936, parents, 67976 7936, parents, 36780 7936, religion, 41821 7936, spouse, 40225 7936, spouse, 15400 6336, religion, 41821 6336, religion, 53504 46581, children, 73418 46581, religion, 41821 46581, spouse, 9311 Question: How are benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil, catholicism, and elisabeth_of_wurttemberg related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil", "catholicism", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "barbara_of_portugal", "parents", "john_v_of_portugal" ], [ "barbara_of_portugal", "spouse", "ferdinand_vi_of_spain" ], [ "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil", "parents", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria", "parents", "maximilian_i_of_bavaria" ], [ "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria", "spouse", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "charles_felix_of_sardinia", "parents", "maria_antonietta_of_spain" ], [ "charles_felix_of_sardinia", "parents", "victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia" ], [ "charles_felix_of_sardinia", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "charles_iv_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iii_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "charles_iv_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "children", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_parma", "spouse", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "parents", "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "parents", "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg", "spouse", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_austria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_maria_elector_of_bavaria", "children", "maria_anna_of_bavaria" ], [ "ferdinand_maria_elector_of_bavaria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "parents", "maria_luisa_of_savoy" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "ferdinand_vi_of_spain", "spouse", "barbara_of_portugal" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_austria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "maria_leopoldina_of_austria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "children", "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor", "spouse", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "francisco_goya", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "francisco_goya", "religion", "mormonism" ], [ "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt", "children", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt", "children", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg", "children", "elisabeth_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg", "children", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "james_connolly", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "james_connolly", "religion", "haredi_judaism" ], [ "john_cardinal_farley", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "john_cardinal_farley", "religion", "haredi_judaism" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "children", "barbara_of_portugal" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "children", "peter_iii_of_portugal" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "place_of_birth", "ribeira_palace" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "john_v_of_portugal", "spouse", "mary_anne_of_austria" ], [ "john_vi_of_portugal", "children", "miguel_of_portugal" ], [ "john_vi_of_portugal", "children", "peter_i_of_brazil" ], [ "john_vi_of_portugal", "parents", "mary_i_of_portugal" ], [ "john_vi_of_portugal", "parents", "peter_iii_of_portugal" ], [ "john_vi_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "children", "mary_i_of_portugal" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "parents", "mary_anne_of_austria" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "place_of_birth", "ribeira_palace" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "religion", "mormonism" ], [ "joseph_i_of_portugal", "spouse", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "louis_grand_dauphin", "children", "louis_xv_of_france" ], [ "louis_grand_dauphin", "children", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "louis_xv_of_france", "parents", "louis_grand_dauphin" ], [ "louis_xv_of_france", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "maria_anna_of_bavaria", "children", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "maria_anna_of_bavaria", "parents", "ferdinand_maria_elector_of_bavaria" ], [ "maria_antonietta_of_spain", "children", "charles_felix_of_sardinia" ], [ "maria_antonietta_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "maria_antonietta_of_spain", "spouse", "victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "parents", "friederike_dorothea_of_brandenburg_schwedt" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "parents", "friedrich_ii_eugen_duke_of_wurttemberg" ], [ "maria_leopoldina_of_austria", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "maria_leopoldina_of_austria", "spouse", "peter_i_of_brazil" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_savoy", "children", "ferdinand_vi_of_spain" ], [ "maria_luisa_of_savoy", "spouse", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "ferdinand_i_of_austria" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "children", "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "parents", "ferdinand_i_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies", "spouse", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "children", "benedita_dowager_princess_of_brazil" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "children", "mary_i_of_portugal" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "parents", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "parents", "philip_v_of_spain" ], [ "mariana_victoria_of_spain", "spouse", "joseph_i_of_portugal" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "parents", "francis_ii_holy_roman_emperor" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "parents", "maria_teresa_of_the_two_sicilies" ], [ "marie_louise_duchess_of_parma", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "mary_anne_of_austria", "children", "joseph_i_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_anne_of_austria", "spouse", "john_v_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "children", "john_vi_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "parents", "joseph_i_of_portugal" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "parents", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "religion", "haredi_judaism" ], [ "mary_i_of_portugal", "spouse", "peter_iii_of_portugal" ], [ "maximilian_i_of_bavaria", "children", "caroline_augusta_of_bavaria" ], [ "maximilian_i_of_bavaria", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "parents", "john_vi_of_portugal" ], [ "miguel_of_portugal", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "paolo_giovio", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "paolo_giovio", "religion", "mormonism" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "parents", "john_vi_of_portugal" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "peter_i_of_brazil", "spouse", "maria_leopoldina_of_austria" ], [ "peter_iii_of_portugal", "children", "john_vi_of_portugal" ], [ "peter_iii_of_portugal", "parents", "john_v_of_portugal" ], [ "peter_iii_of_portugal", "spouse", "mary_i_of_portugal" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "children", "charles_iii_of_spain" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "children", "maria_antonietta_of_spain" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "children", "mariana_victoria_of_spain" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "parents", "louis_grand_dauphin" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "parents", "maria_anna_of_bavaria" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "spouse", "elisabeth_of_parma" ], [ "philip_v_of_spain", "spouse", "maria_luisa_of_savoy" ], [ "thomas_aquinas", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "thomas_aquinas", "religion", "haredi_judaism" ], [ "victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia", "children", "charles_felix_of_sardinia" ], [ "victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia", "religion", "catholicism" ], [ "victor_amadeus_iii_of_sardinia", "spouse", "maria_antonietta_of_spain" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 32954, choate_rosemary_hall 31959, jacqueline_kennedy_onassis 24641, john_f_kennedy 10246, john_f_kennedy_jr 10030, joseph_p_kennedy_jr 46876, london_school_of_economics src, edge_attr, dst 31959, children, 10246 31959, spouse, 24641 24641, children, 10246 24641, institution, 32954 24641, institution, 46876 24641, spouse, 31959 10246, parents, 31959 10246, parents, 24641 10030, institution, 32954 10030, institution, 46876 Question: For what reason are jacqueline_kennedy_onassis, john_f_kennedy_jr, and london_school_of_economics associated? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "jacqueline_kennedy_onassis", "john_f_kennedy_jr", "london_school_of_economics" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "jacqueline_kennedy_onassis", "children", "john_f_kennedy_jr" ], [ "jacqueline_kennedy_onassis", "spouse", "john_f_kennedy" ], [ "john_f_kennedy", "children", "john_f_kennedy_jr" ], [ "john_f_kennedy", "institution", "choate_rosemary_hall" ], [ "john_f_kennedy", "institution", "london_school_of_economics" ], [ "john_f_kennedy", "spouse", "jacqueline_kennedy_onassis" ], [ "john_f_kennedy_jr", "parents", "jacqueline_kennedy_onassis" ], [ "john_f_kennedy_jr", "parents", "john_f_kennedy" ], [ "joseph_p_kennedy_jr", "institution", "choate_rosemary_hall" ], [ "joseph_p_kennedy_jr", "institution", "london_school_of_economics" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 30703, albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha 57767, alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke 2386, alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse 66269, kensington_palace 68178, louis_iv_grand_duke_of_hesse 25934, princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom 54183, princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll 18047, princess_victoria_of_hesse_and_by_rhine src, edge_attr, dst 30703, children, 25934 30703, children, 54183 57767, parents, 25934 57767, place_of_death, 66269 2386, parents, 68178 68178, children, 2386 68178, children, 18047 25934, children, 57767 25934, parents, 30703 54183, parents, 30703 54183, place_of_death, 66269 18047, parents, 68178 18047, place_of_death, 66269 Question: How are albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha, alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse, and princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha", "children", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom" ], [ "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha", "children", "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll" ], [ "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke", "parents", "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom" ], [ "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke", "place_of_death", "kensington_palace" ], [ "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse", "parents", "louis_iv_grand_duke_of_hesse" ], [ "louis_iv_grand_duke_of_hesse", "children", "alexandra_fyodorovna_of_hesse" ], [ "louis_iv_grand_duke_of_hesse", "children", "princess_victoria_of_hesse_and_by_rhine" ], [ "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "children", "alexander_mountbatten_1st_marquess_of_carisbrooke" ], [ "princess_beatrice_of_the_united_kingdom", "parents", "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha" ], [ "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll", "parents", "albert_of_saxe-coburg_and_gotha" ], [ "princess_louise_duchess_of_argyll", "place_of_death", "kensington_palace" ], [ "princess_victoria_of_hesse_and_by_rhine", "parents", "louis_iv_grand_duke_of_hesse" ], [ "princess_victoria_of_hesse_and_by_rhine", "place_of_death", "kensington_palace" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 53448, alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia 25598, archduke_maximilian_franz_of_austria 51398, catherine_pavlovna_of_russia 64397, maria_fyodorovna_of_russia 2647, vienna src, edge_attr, dst 53448, parents, 64397 53448, place_of_death, 2647 25598, location, 2647 25598, place_of_birth, 2647 51398, parents, 64397 64397, children, 53448 64397, children, 51398 Question: How are archduke_maximilian_franz_of_austria, catherine_pavlovna_of_russia, and vienna related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "archduke_maximilian_franz_of_austria", "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "vienna" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia", "place_of_death", "vienna" ], [ "archduke_maximilian_franz_of_austria", "location", "vienna" ], [ "archduke_maximilian_franz_of_austria", "place_of_birth", "vienna" ], [ "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia", "parents", "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "alexandra_pavlovna_of_russia" ], [ "maria_fyodorovna_of_russia", "children", "catherine_pavlovna_of_russia" ] ] }

FB13

You are given a directed graph as two CSV-like sections in this order: 1) Node table (header included): node_id, node_attr 2) Edge table (header included): src, edge_attr, dst Task - Use ONLY edges from the Edge table to answer the question by outputting a path. - When printing each edge, replace IDs with the exact node_attr from the Node table. - Output MUST be text triples, not numeric IDs. Output format (STRICT — no extra text): PATH: ("subject"|predicate|"object") ... END Rules - Use only listed edges; do NOT invent edges. - Map IDs → node_attr; preserve node_attr exactly. - Output NOTHING outside the PATH block. - If no path exists, output exactly: PATH: END Graph: node_id, node_attr 50122, gilbert_gallegos 69016, sam_marx 7647, united_states src, edge_attr, dst 50122, nationality, 7647 69016, nationality, 7647 Question: How are gilbert_gallegos, sam_marx, and united_states related? Your output must be ONLY the PATH block.

graph_path

{ "style": "rule" }

{ "entities": [ "gilbert_gallegos", "sam_marx", "united_states" ], "valid_edges": [ [ "gilbert_gallegos", "nationality", "united_states" ], [ "sam_marx", "nationality", "united_states" ] ] }

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FB13_3entities

TODO