The Duke has always trained the cavalry this way.
After all, during battles, cavalrymen are constantly moving, and the enemy is also constantly moving.
This is much harder than standing still and shooting at fixed targets.
In the past, the Liao people from the grasslands, skilled in archery, could shoot geese in the sky while riding on horseback.
The founding emperor of Great Chu couldn't defeat the Liao cavalry, which is why he never captured the Youyun Sixteen Prefectures.
Though Great Chu's cavalry were few, the Duke has put in great effort to train them.
Soon, soldiers led the horses out onto the parade ground.
There were several horses, fully armored, with no riders on them, only a straw dummy fixed on the saddles.
The dummy, dressed in armor like a soldier, swayed in the saddle.
The Emperor asked the Duke again, "How many are competing in mounted archery?"
