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Changes in military data: (Updated April 25, 1635)

Two territories

Territory One

Name: Golden Sunflower Territory

Population: Many (population after absorbing Green Oak Territory and Red Ginseng Territory)

Area: 1106.2 square kilometers (total of the three territories)

Army size: 5,400 regular troops (two understrength regiments, totaling 10 detachments: 6 infantry detachments, 3 archer detachments, and 1 Cavalry detachment).

The logistics Auxiliary Troops and militia totaled 2,400 people, including 3 militia detachments.

Territory Two

Name: Two Rivers Territory

Population: Many (many indentured servants and herdsmen, and many Freemen)

Area: 1798.5 square kilometers

Army size:

Army size: Regular military personnel (including 4 regiments and 1 garrison regiment)

Other vassal territories include Baron James's Green Valley Territory with 1,000 men, Baron Brown's Stream Territory with 1,500 men, and Viscount Marcus's Black Pine Territory with 2,500 men.

The territory also has 14 understrength militia detachments, totaling about 6,000 men, which work with the Garrison Corps to defend the territory.

The Two Rivers Territory dispatched regular soldiers (a total of 4 regiments) to participate in the southward campaign.

In addition, there were 42 naval vessels (including about 3,000 sailors), plus 36 ocean-going vessels from Iron Birch Territory (3,000 people in total due to their larger tonnage), which together formed the southward fleet.

Together with the Coastal Defense Fleet of Great Oak Territory, they annihilated the coastal noble fleet of Suffolk County in the naval battle of April 21, suffering only minor losses (no more than 300 casualties).

They captured more than 40 ships of various sizes and more than 3,000 prisoners of various kinds.

However, 12 old ships were so badly damaged that they were beyond repair and were transferred by Fleet Commander Sodom to the Great Oak Territory Coastal Defense Fleet.

The fleet is currently heading north to prepare for the next phase of transportation south.

After the battle on April 22, the regular Southern Marching Legion suffered 2,400 dead and 1,100 seriously wounded and unable to continue fighting, including those who were lightly or seriously wounded but could return to the battlefield. The vassal territories suffered 1,200 dead. The private army of Black Pine Territory suffered the greatest losses, accounting for more than half of the casualties, 650 men, leaving more than 3,700 men.

The total number of troops remaining in the southward march.

Logistics Department: Transportation detachment 4,500 people, Engineering detachment 700 people, Medical squadron 300 people.

The army was then divided into several units. James led 2,000 Cavalry to join 1,000 Cavalry from Great Oak Territory to pursue the remnants of the First Legion.

The allied forces involved in this operation numbered approximately 9,000, along with a contingent of Knight Yellen from Great Oak Territory, totaling over 6,000.

Victor assigned them to two divisions, which were sent to Boler County and Cambridge County respectively. They swept through the loyal nobles in both counties, who had suffered heavy losses, and levied provisions from them.

Victor led the remaining troops of the Southern Marching Legion, along with the main force of the private army of Great Oak Territory, totaling 1,000 men, and marched south to Suffolk County in two routes.

The group of about 8,000 men, led by Lordan, consisted mainly of logistics troops, lightly and seriously wounded soldiers, and prisoners of war (mainly from Cambridge Territory). They remained at Rotten Tree Beach to build a permanent base and then traveled to Golden Sunflower Territory by the Great Oak Territory Coastal Defense Fleet.

Another group of men, led by Victor, escorted prisoners of war south overland to Suffolk County, with their final destination being Sunset City.