 The Turks continued pillaging and taking prisoners, while Báthory and Kinizsi made preparations to set forth against the Turks.The numerical strength of the Ottoman army is under debate; one estimate judged them to be 60,000, while Hungarian sources placed them closer to 30,000.Jan Długosz, the famous Polish chronicler, estimated the Ottoman forces to have been 100,000 men-at-arms, but Matthias Corvinus estimated in his letters that there were 43-45,000 Ottoman and Wallachian soldiers.