According to Portuguese writer Nuniz, the women in Vijayanagara Empire were expert in which of the following areas? 1. Wrestling 2. Astrology 3. Accounting 4. Soothsaying Select the correct answer using the code given below.

Lists Fernao Nuniz among travellers who wrote descriptive first‑hand accounts of Vijayanagara, implying he recorded social customs and practices.

A student could check Nuniz's travel account for mentions of gendered social activities (e.g., sports, entertainment) to see if he noted women wrestlers.

Quotes Nuniz describing markets and everyday life in detail (foods and goods), showing he reported mundane and surprising social facts.

Use the fact Nuniz recorded everyday oddities to argue he might have mentioned women wrestling if it were visible in public life; locate the specific passage to confirm.

Another fragment attributing descriptive material on bazaars to Nuniz, reinforcing that his narratives covered civic life and public spectacles.

Combine this pattern with a search in Nuniz's text for terms related to wrestling or public performances involving women.

Explains the amara‑nayaka military/chief system and prominence of armed male chiefs, suggesting a strongly martial, male‑dominated public sphere.

A student could weigh the prevalence of male military elites against the plausibility of women as public wrestling experts in that society and look for corroborating evidence.

Uses gendered political titles like 'lord of men' (narapati), indicating public and political roles were framed in male terms.

Use this pattern to hypothesize that martial activities were primarily male; then seek specific traveler or inscriptional mentions to confirm or refute women’s involvement in wrestling.