The Art of War is a Chinese military treatise which has been traditionally attributed to Chinese strategist and general Sun Tzu, who was believed to live around the time of 500 B.C.E. Recently, some scholars have questioned why the author is absent from historical documents of the time; no reference to him appears in texts until nearly a hundred years after he is believed to have died. Others have noted that Sun Tzu's birth name, Sun Wu, could be interpreted as a pseudonym meaning "fugitive warrior," meant to evoke a figure from Chinese myth. These discoveries have led some scholars to conclude that ------- Which choice most logically completes the text?Sun Tzu may not be a literal historical figure but an invented one to whom The Art of War was attributed in later centuries.eliminateSun Tzu's contributions to Chinese literary and military canon likely went unappreciated in his time. eliminateThe Art of War is likely a fraudulent text, written in modern times but purporting to be ancient as a marketing ploy.eliminateIt is likely that there was some major disaster such as a fire or flood which destroyed the documents from 500 B.C.E. which would have mentioned Sun Tzu.