question: Who is Máel Coba Mac Áedo's paternal grandfather?
context: [["Abd al-Muttalib", ["Abd al- Muttalib Shaybah ibn Hashim( c. 497 \u2013 578) was the grandfather of Islamic prophet Muhammad."]], ["M\u00e1el Coba mac \u00c1edo", ["M\u00e1el Coba (died 615) was a High King of Ireland.", "M\u00e1el Coba was the son of \u00c1ed mac Ainmuirech (died 598) and brother of Domnall mac \u00c1edo (died 642), both also reckoned High Kings of Ireland.", "They belonged to the northern Cen\u00e9l Conaill branch of the U\u00ed N\u00e9ill.", "M\u00e1el Coba became chief of the Cen\u00e9l Conaill upon the death of his brother Conall C\u00fa mac \u00c1edo in 604.", "The high kingship of Ireland tended to rotate between the Cen\u00e9l nE\u00f3gain and Cen\u00e9l Conaill branches from the mid 6th century.", "He follows \u00c1ed Uaridnach in the king lists, and is followed by Suibne Menn, both of the neighbouring Cen\u00e9l nE\u00f3gain, but of rival lines.", "He ruled from 612-615", "In 615 M\u00e1el Coba was defeated and slain by Suibne Menn at the Battle of Sliab Truim in Tyrone.", "Suibne Menn apparently installed \u00d3engus mac Colm\u00e1in as High King, at least in name.", "He had two sons who were counted as joint High Kings in some sources, Cellach (died 658) and Conall (died 654).", "D\u00fanchad mac Cinn F\u00e1elad, abbot of Iona, (died 717) is recorded as M\u00e1el Coba's grandson."]], ["\u00d3engus mac Colm\u00e1in", ["\u00d3engus mac Colm\u00e1in Bec( died 621) was an Irish king.", "He was the King of Uisnech in Mide from 618 to 621.", "He belonged to the southern U\u00ed N\u00e9ill.", "According to the genealogies, he was a son of Colm\u00e1n Bec( died 587), son of Diarmait mac Cerbaill( died 565).", "The later Ca\u00edlle Follamain traced their descent through \u00d3engus.", "Before acquiring the rulership of Uisnech, the annals record Oengus' involvement in the feud between the rival midland dynasties of Clann Cholm\u00e1in and S\u00edl n \u00c1edo Sl\u00e1ine.", "In 612 he won the Battle of Odba( near Navan, Co. Meath) in which Conall Laeg Breg mac \u00c1edo Sl\u00e1ine was slain.", "This battle may have been caused by Conall's claims to succeed \u00c1ed Uaridnach as high king who died in 612.", "He acquired the throne of Uisnech in 618 succeeding Fergus mac Colm\u00e1in.", "According to the\" Annals of Ulster\", Oengus was killed in 621.", "According to entries in the Irish annals reporting \u00d3engus's death in 621, which incorrectly call him a son of Colm\u00e1n M\u00e1r, he was\" regis Nepotum Neill\" or\" r\u00edg h- \u00daa Neill\", that is king of the U\u00ed N\u00e9ill.", "This appears to be synonymous with the alternative titles of High King, King of Ireland, or that King of Tara.", "It is suggested that the explanation for this is that when Suibne Menn killed M\u00e1el Coba mac \u00c1edo in 615, he supported \u00d3engus's claims rather than taking power himself, or perhaps that \u00d3engus was a deputy king in the south.", "The king list in the\" Baile Chuind\", created in late 7th century during the reign of the southern U\u00ed N\u00e9ill king F\u00ednsnechta Fledach, apparently lists an \u00d3engus \u2014 Glorious \u00d3engus\u2014as king following Suibne Menn.", "Another king list of Marianus Scotus includes \u00d3engus as a high king.", "His sons M\u00e1el Umai mac \u00d3engussa and Colgu mac \u00d3engussa were slain, as part of the southern U\u00ed N\u00e9ill feud, at the Battle of C\u00fail Cael\u00e1in in 635, by Diarmait mac \u00c1edo Sl\u00e1ine( died 665).", "His grandson, F\u00e1elch \u00fa mac M\u00e1ele Umai was slain at the Battle of Ogamain in 662 fighting on the side of Conaing Cuirre mac Congaile of Cnogba and Blathmac mac \u00c1edo Sl\u00e1ine( died 665) versus the adherents of Diarmait mac \u00c1edo Sl\u00e1ine."]], ["John Westley", ["Rev. John Westley( 1636 \u2013 78) was an English nonconformist minister.", "He was the grandfather of John Wesley( founder of Methodism)."]], ["Cellach mac M\u00e1ele Coba", ["Cellach mac M\u00e1ele Coba( died 658) was an Irish king and is said to have been High King of Ireland.", "Cellach was the son of M\u00e1el Coba mac \u00c1edo( died 615) and belonged to the Cen\u00e9l Conaill branch of the northern U\u00ed N\u00e9ill.", "According to the Irish annals derived from the\" Chronicle of Ireland\", he may have been High King, jointly with his brother Conall C\u00f3el, following the death of his uncle Domnall mac \u00c1edo in 642.", "The\" Annals of Ulster\" for 643 say:", "Here there is doubt as to who reigned after Domnall.", "Some historiographers say that four kings, namely Cellach and Conall C\u00f3el and the two sons of \u00c1ed Sl\u00e1ine, namely Diarmait and Blathmac, ruled in shared reigns.", "All four putative successors to Domnall had been his allies at the great Battle of Mag Roth in 637, where Congal C\u00e1ech was defeated at the authority of the U\u00ed N\u00e9ill re-established, and it is not implausible that all four ruled together.", "He ruled from 643- 654 The king lists give Cellach and Conall as reigning before Diarmait and Blathmac.", "Both Cellach and Conall are omitted from the earliest king list- a late 7th century poem\" Baile Chuinn\".", "A challenge to their authority occurred in the north when their cousin \u00d3engus mac Domnaill was defeated and killed at the Battle of D\u00fan Cremthainn by Conall and Cellach in 650.", "Conall C\u00f3el was killed by Diarmait in 654 while Cellach died in 658, perhaps at Bru na B\u00f3inne.", "It is possible Cellach had been captured by Diarmait in 654 and died a prisoner.", "His daughter Cacht ingen Cellaig married M\u00e1el D\u00fain mac M\u00e1ele Fithrich( died 681)", "King of Ailech."]], ["Fa\u00edlbe Flann mac \u00c1edo Duib", ["Fa\u00edlbe Flann mac \u00c1edo Duib( died 639) was a King of Munster from the E\u00f3ganacht Chaisil branch of the Eoganachta.", "He succeeded Cathal mac \u00c1edo Flaind Chathrach of the Glendamnach branch in 628.", "He was the younger brother of a previous king F\u00edngen mac \u00c1edo Duib( d. 618).", "His sobriquet Flann meant\" blood- red\"."]], ["Suibne Menn", ["Suibne Menn( or Suibne mac Fiachnai)( died 628) was an Irish king who is counted as a High King of Ireland.", "Suibne belonged to the junior branch of the Cen\u00e9l nE\u00f3gain kindred of the northern U\u00ed N\u00e9ill, the Cen\u00e9l Feredaig, named for his grandfather Feredach, a great- grandson of Niall of the Nine Hostages.", "The kingship of Cen\u00e9l nE\u00f3gain had been dominated by the Cen\u00e9l maic Ercae, descendants of Feradach's brother Muirchertach mac Ercae.", "Neither Suibne's father Fiachnae, nor his grandfather, had been kings of Cen\u00e9l nE\u00f3gain.", "\u00c1ed Uaridnach of the Cen\u00e9l maic Ercae died in 612, and the kingship of the U\u00ed N\u00e9ill passed to the rival northern Cen\u00e9l Conaill in the person of M\u00e1el Coba mac \u00c1edo.", "M\u00e1el Coba was killed by Suibne in 615, apparently in the midlands of Ireland, whereupon Suibne took power.", "It is suggested that Suibne Menn's control of the kingship rested on an alliance with another minor U\u00ed N\u00e9ill kindred, the southern Clann Cholm\u00e1in.", "According to the Irish annals, \u00d3engus, head of Clann Cholm\u00e1in, was High King at his death in 621, so that Suibne may have granted \u00d3engus the kingship before assuming it himself.", "In 628 M\u00e1el Coba's brother Domnall attacked Suibne, but was defeated and fled.", "Suibne, however, was killed later that year by the king of Ulster, Congal C\u00e1ech, who installed himself as High King.", "Charles- Edwards supposes that this surprising outcome was achieved\" perhaps by some form of surprise attack\".", "Although the Cen\u00e9l nE\u00f3gain did not again hold the High Kingship until the 8th century, his descendants, and not the rival Cen\u00e9l maic Ercae, held the kingship of Cen\u00e9l nE\u00f3gain until the death of his great- grandson Fland mac M\u00e1ele Tuile c. 700."]], ["\u00c1ed mac Ainmuirech", ["\u00c1ed mac Ainmuirech (died 598) was high-king of the Northern U\u00ed N\u00e9ill.", "He belonged to the Cen\u00e9l Conaill and was a distant cousin of Columba of Iona.", "He was the son of Ainmuire mac S\u00e9tnai (died 569), a previous possible high king.", "His mother was Br\u00edg, daughter of Chobtaig, son of Ailill, son of Nath \u00cd, son of Crimthann mac \u00c9nnai son of \u00c9nnae Cennsalach of the U\u00ed Ceinnselaig dynasty from Leinster.", "He came to power some decades after the death of the last old, pagan style high-king of Tara, Diarmait mac Cerbaill (d. 565), after a period in which it is not clear that the U\u00ed N\u00e9ill had a high-king, nor is it certain that his contemporaries would have acknowledged \u00c1ed as such.", "The high kingship of Ireland rotated between the Cen\u00e9l nE\u00f3gain and Cen\u00e9l Conaill branches in the late 6th century.", "It is difficult to disentangle the reign of \u00c1ed from that of his older second cousin B\u00e1et\u00e1n mac Ninneda (died 586).", "Various lengths are given to the reign of \u00c1ed in the kinglists all of which would put the start of his reign before the death of B\u00e1et\u00e1n.", "Both kings are omitted from the \"Baile Chuinn\", the earliest Irish king list of the late 7th century, but this was probably a partisan document.", "It is possible that B\u00e1et\u00e1n was not actually high king but was given this position by the synthetic historians to explain away the rule of B\u00e1et\u00e1n mac Cairill (died 581) of the Dal Fiatach of Ulster as high king.", "The kinglists only assign him a reign of one year.", "Whether B\u00e1et\u00e1n was king of Tara or not, the real effective power among the northern Ui Neill was \u00c1ed mac Ainmuirech.", "He is known to have met with \u00c1ed\u00e1n mac Gabr\u00e1in, king of D\u00e1l Riata, in 575 at The Synod or Convention of Drumceat, to agree an alliance, presumably arranged by his cousin Columba.", "\u00c1ed and \u00c1ed\u00e1n were both threatened by the activities Ulaid king B\u00e1et\u00e1n mac Cairill of the D\u00e1l Fiatach, and it served both interests that D\u00e1l Riada not be subjected to the ambitious B\u00e1et\u00e1n.", "In this they succeeded.", "\u00c1ed may have become high king after this possibly in 576.", "It is also quite possible that this conference did not take place until circa 587 which is the date recorded in the \"Annals of Clonmacnoise\".", "The death of B\u00e1et\u00e1n mac Ninneda had occurred in 586 and the \"Annals of Ulster\" record two death dates for B\u00e1et\u00e1n mac Cairill, one being in 587.", "A challenge to the rule of \u00c1ed among the northern Ui Neill was launched by Colcu mac Domnaill of the Cen\u00e9l nE\u00f3gain branch.", "However they clashed at the Battle of Druim Meic Erce (Drumhirk, modern County Tyrone) in 580 and Colcu was slain.", "Then in 586, B\u00e1et\u00e1n mac Ninneda was killed at L\u00e9im in Eich at the instigation of Colm\u00e1n Bec (died 587), the southern Ui Neill king of Uisnech who was making a bid for the high kingship.", "(who may have made an earlier bid in 573).", "In 587 \u00c1ed ended this threat when Colman was slain at the battle of Belach Dathi.", "Another challenge to \u00c1ed may have come from the direction of Ulster in the person of Fiachnae mac B\u00e1et\u00e1in (died 626) of the D\u00e1l nAraidi.", "At the royal conference at Druim Cett the affairs of Osraige had been discussed implying an influence by \u00c1ed over the affairs of Munster.", "In 597 Fiachnae won the Battle of Sliab Cua in the territory of Munster.", "Fiachnae had earlier won a battle over the Ciannachta of Brega in 594.", "The possibility is that Fiachnae was a possible king of Tara in the 590's\n\u00c1ed came into conflict with Brandub mac Echach, King of Leinster from the U\u00ed Cheinnselaig who was resisting Ui Neill encroachment.", "According to the saga tradition preserved in the \"Bor\u00fama Laigin\" (Cattle Tribute of Leinster), Brandub had killed Cummascach, the son of \u00c1ed for demanding the right to sleep with Brandub's wife during a royal tour.", "The annals record Brandub's killing of \u00c1ed's son Cummascach in 597 at D\u00fan Buchat.", "However, at the battle of D\u00fan Bolg (Dunboyke, modern County Wicklow) in 598, \u00c1ed was defeated and killed by Brandub.", "\u00c1ed had close relations with his cousin Saint Columba.", "He may have commissioned a eulogy upon the saint's death and most likely granted the land for the monastery of Durrow.", "\u00c1ed was followed as king of the Northern U\u00ed N\u00e9ill by Colm\u00e1n R\u00edmid, son of B\u00e1et\u00e1n mac Muirchertaig, of the Cen\u00e9l nE\u00f3gain.", "\u00c1ed's son Conall C\u00fa mac \u00c1edo (died 604) failed in a bid for the high kingship after his death but his sons M\u00e1el Cobo (died 615) and Domnall (died 642) were later high kings of the Northern U\u00ed N\u00e9ill."]], ["Kaya Alp", ["Kaya Alp was, according to Ottoman tradition, the son of K\u0131z\u0131l Bu\u011fa and the father of Suleyman Shah, who was, in turn, the grandfather of Ertu\u011frul, and the great grandfather of the Ottoman Empire founder, Osman I."]], ["Lyon Cohen", ["Lyon Cohen( 1868\u20131937) was a Polish- born Canadian businessman and a philanthropist.", "He was the grandfather of singer/ poet Leonard Cohen."]]]
supporting_facts: [["M\u00e1el Coba mac \u00c1edo", 1], ["\u00c1ed mac Ainmuirech", 2]]
evidences: [["M\u00e1el Coba mac \u00c1edo", "father", "\u00c1ed mac Ainmuirech"], ["\u00c1ed mac Ainmuirech", "father", "Ainmuire mac S\u00e9tnai"]]
answer: Ainmuire mac Sétnai