Any other small tribe could not afford such expenditure. If they fought such a battle, they would lose all their arrows by the third day and they would only have low quality arrows.
Now, in the Southern Great Steppe, one small tribe could no longer change the outcome of the battle. When there is a battle involving ten thousands, if you are just a small tribe of one hundred people, then you are nothing in this sea of soldiers.
It almost seems like the Khan army have infinite arrows. Their bow itself is different from the bow that is used by Aoshi warriors.
The forces of the Khan have different arrow. It has longer range and force. The Aoshi scouts noted that if they engage the Khan army in horsemanship archery battle, they would undoubtedly lose.
Because if the difference is two feet or three feet of range, then as long as the cavalry archers of the Khan maintained that distance, they could wear the Aoshi cavalry archers.
