A Venetian intelligence report for elected officials, "Memorandum of the Power and Revenue of the States of Europe" (1420-1450), lists the cavalry capacities of states as: France: 45,000.

A Venetian intelligence report for elected officials, "Memorandum of the Power and Revenue of the States of Europe" (1420-1450), lists the cavalry capacities of states as: France: 45,000.

England: 45,000.

Scotland: 15,000.

Norway: 15,000.

Castile: 45,000.

Portugal: 9,000.

Brittany: 12,000.

Master of St. James: 6,000.

Bordeaux: 8,000.

Milan: 15,000.

Venice: 15,000.

Florence: 6,000.

Savoy: 12,000.

Montfrat: 3,000.

Ferrara: 3,000.

Mantua: 3,000.

Bologna: 3,000.

Siena: 3,000.

Genoa: 2,000.

Papal States: 9,000.

Aragon: 22,000.

Barcelona/Catalonia: 18,000.

Germany: 90,000.

Hungary: 120,000.

Poland: 75,000.

Teutonic Order: 45,000.

Valchia: 30,000.

Teacher: 30,000

Albania, Croatia, Slavonia, Serbia, Russia, Bosnia: 45,000

Cyprus: 3,000

Knights Hospitallers: 6,000.

Duke of Nicaea: 2,000.

Lord of Mytilene: 2,000.

Byzantine Emperor: (unregistered figure)

Empire of Trendsund: 40,000

Georgia: 15,000

The Turk: 40,000, Kerman: 90,000

Ouson Kasan and the Krafan: 30,000 each

Cities in Tunisia, Granada, and North Africa: 150,000

Tamarline: 1,500,000