If combined with civilian workers, it could barely be called an army of 300,000.
As for the relatively weaker country of Dayou, they only have 10,000 heavy cavalry, but compared to the other two countries, their infantry numbers are the highest, reaching a total of 250,000.
If their total military strength is combined, it could reach 260,000!
If warriors and civilian workers are included, barely calling it an army of 400,000 is not a problem.
However, although the number of infantry is sufficient and their total military strength is not the smallest,
in the face of absolute cavalry, infantry is really insignificant.
Let's not mention the 100,000 cavalry of Yan Country, even with the 50,000 cavalry of Zhao Country, if they truly engaged, those 50,000 cavalry would absolutely be able to rout the 250,000 infantry into disarray.
This is not an exaggeration.
After all, it must be understood that under the charge of cavalry, they would surely collapse instantly.
