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On the grassland, where the grass was far away but there was nothing, a cavalry was marching at a uniform speed.

This cavalry was divided into three teams: front, middle and rear.

The front and rear teams each had two thousand cavalry.

The Chinese army had the largest number of soldiers and horses, numbering as many as 21,000.

All of them were one man and two horsemen, and some cavalry could even reach one man and three horsemen.

They were dressed in slightly vicissitudes of armor, and bows, arrows, and sabers were readily available.

In addition to these, various light firearms such as bird guns and three-eyed guns were hung on the saddles.

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