The Hungarian prince was right, and there was indeed a numerical gap between Alexander's forces and his.

According to common sense, cavalry duels have an absolute advantage in numbers, and the winning rate is at least seven or three.

Moreover, in terms of cavalry combat effectiveness, the Hungarian and Polish cavalry can be regarded as skilled in archery and horse, impeccable horsemanship, and can be regarded as elite cavalry.

However, the Hungarian prince overlooked two important issues.

One, it's his

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