Military

What each army was made of, sampled every 10 turns and at the last turn recorded.

India

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	3	59	53	17.7
20	3	61	54	18.0
30	3	65	56	18.7
40	4	91	82	20.5
50	6	151	145	24.2
60	7	168	156	22.3
70	7	183	155	22.1
80	7	198	156	22.3
90	8	206	156	19.5
100	9	445	330	36.7
110	11	688	476	43.3
120	12	1019	661	55.1
130	13	1255	764	58.8
140	13	1327	768	59.1
150	24	10105	5805	241.9
160	28	19625	10826	386.6
170	32	34882	17453	545.4
180	39	50878	25439	652.3
184	42	52110	26055	620.4

Zimbabwe

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	1	31	29	29.0
20	1	31	29	29.0
30	2	48	44	22.0
40	2	62	57	28.5
50	4	88	81	20.3
60	5	105	100	20.0
70	9	362	342	38.0
80	9	391	353	39.2
90	13	684	620	47.7
100	18	982	920	51.1
110	23	1122	1018	44.3
120	28	1497	1311	46.8
130	32	1716	1467	45.8
140	42	2963	2502	59.6
150	53	4194	3562	67.2
160	59	4862	4635	78.6
170	60	5692	5383	89.7
180	58	5941	5588	96.3
184	61	6579	6192	101.5

England

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	2	44	42	21.0
20	2	44	41	20.5
30	2	46	41	20.5
40	3	72	65	21.7
50	4	74	65	16.3
60	3	94	84	28.0
70	4	141	120	30.0
80	4	145	122	30.5
90	4	146	123	30.8
100	8	382	365	45.6
110	11	455	398	36.2
120	16	801	700	43.8
130	18	972	891	49.5
140	20	1083	959	48.0
150	21	1370	1110	52.9
160	21	1523	1369	65.2
170	29	2457	2016	69.5
180	35	3113	2799	80.0
184	35	3115	2785	79.6

Netherlands

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	2	39	35	17.5
20	2	40	36	18.0
30	3	65	60	20.0
40	5	84	75	15.0
50	5	110	98	19.6
60	7	174	159	22.7
70	8	169	157	19.6
80	11	188	162	14.7
90	12	158	143	11.9
100	10	208	179	17.9
110	14	325	267	19.1
120	13	276	227	17.5
130	18	523	442	24.6
140	23	1498	1265	55.0
150	35	2459	2006	57.3
160	39	3238	2751	70.5
170	51	4981	4135	81.1
180	60	6646	5539	92.3
184	60	6820	5666	94.4

Iroquois

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	1	28	27	27.0
20	1	28	26	26.0
30	3	73	70	23.3
40	4	108	101	25.3
50	5	138	131	26.2
60	5	168	157	31.4
70	6	172	158	26.3
80	9	317	297	33.0
90	11	409	388	35.3
100	12	625	625	52.1
110	17	993	993	58.4
120	16	885	885	55.3
130	18	974	897	49.8
140	22	1227	1178	53.5
150	16	735	626	39.1
160	10	238	206	20.6
170	12	706	614	51.2
180	16	1544	1410	88.1
184	17	1575	1415	83.2

Tibet

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	1	53	50	50.0
20	1	54	49	49.0
30	3	99	89	29.7
40	5	169	148	29.6
50	5	176	150	30.0
60	7	321	267	38.1
70	10	463	396	39.6
80	12	520	429	35.8
90	11	523	435	39.5
100	14	665	575	41.1
110	14	677	564	40.3
120	15	704	644	42.9
130	22	1011	886	40.3
140	23	1239	1176	51.1
150	24	1187	1187	49.5
160	28	1688	1609	57.5
170	31	2203	2087	67.3
180	32	2650	2573	80.4
184	32	2740	2617	81.8

Might is the figure the game reports, and it is not the strength of the army alone: it is the summed unit power multiplied by the treasury, up to double, so a civilization hoarding gold reads as fielding better units than it does. Power divides that multiplier back out. Naval units still count half, so an obsolete fleet drags the average down twice over.

Power per unit says what an army is made of, not how strong it is: a horde of obsolete units and a small modern force can carry the same total. The figure climbs for everyone as better units become available, so it is worth comparing between civilizations at the same turn rather than along one civilization's own history. Losing a war can raise it, because the weakest units die first.