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First of all, if you have any question, please do not hesitate to ask. It is easier to ask and get clarification instead of getting stuff voided by an admin because it has been done wrong.
You have a total Manpower number, this represents all males of your realm which are fit for service. You can put as many under arms as you want, but it will have effects. Like levies who are constantly under arms will cause unrest, because they are only peasants who are forced to take up arms.
If you draw too many into service it can cause problems like unrest or producation stagnation in your realm, because the males are not there to work. Be carefully with your army or you can get huge problems.
About raising troops, please write it in your player card as a new comment. It is necessary to keep track when and how many troops you have drawn into service.
Watch the limitations and restrictions for the units and races.
Note: There are three perimeters to rate the quality of your troops.
Race - Equipment - Army Policy.
Race: Very obvious.
Equipment: If Copper, Iron, Steel or Mithril is used.
Army Policy: How trained your troops are.