At Honavar the Portuguese once more joined forces with Timoji, who informed Albuquerque that Ismail had left a considerable garrison behind, about 8,000-10,000 "whites"  supported by native infantry. Timoji could provide 4,000 men and 60 foists  of his own, while the king of Honavar proposed to send 15,000 men by land.

Question: How many men total did the joined forces have?
Answer: 19000

Question: Which leader supplied the most troops?
Answer: the king of Honavar

Question: How many troops were available combined between the Portuguese and the Timoji?
Answer: 19000

Question: How many more men did the king of Honavar propose to send compared to Timoji?
Answer: 11000

Question: How many men total could Timoji and king of Honavar send combined?
Answer: 19000

Question: How many more men could the king of Honovar send than Timoji?
Answer: 11000

Question: How many fewer men could Timoji provide than the number of men the king of Honavar proposed to send 15,000 by land?
Answer: 11000

Question: Who supported Ismail's garrison that he left behind?
Answer: native infantry

Question: How many more men could Timoji provide compared to foists of his own?
Answer: 3940

Question: How many more men did the king of Honavar proposed to send compared to men Timoji could provide?
Answer: 11000

Question: To whom did Timoji and the king of Honavar provide support?
Answer: the Portuguese

Question: Who led the Portuguese at Honavar?
Answer: Albuquerque

Question: Which two leaders offered assistance and support to Albuquerque?
Answer: Timoji

Question: How many units did the men and foists provided by Timoji make up in his army, total?
Answer: 4060

Question: Who was to send less  men, Timoji or Honavar?
Answer: Timoji

Question: How many more men did Honavar have than Timoji?
Answer: 9000

Question: Who had more men, Ismail or Timoji?
Answer: Ismail

Question: Including the whites left behind, approximately how many men were able to join forces?
Answer: 29000