Nevertheless, obviously inflated figures continue to be repeated. These include 6,000–12,000 Hungarians,[20][page needed][21][page needed] ≈11,000 French, English and Burgundian[21][page needed] troops, ≈12,000 Wallachians led by Mircea cel Batran (Mircea the Elder) the Prince of Wallachia,[3] ≈6,000 Germans[22] and nearly 15,000[22] Dutch, Bohemian, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Bulgarian, Scottish and Swiss troops on the land, with the naval support of Venice, Genoa and the Knights of St. John. These result in a figure of about 47,000 – 49,000 in total; possibly up to 120,000 or 130,000 according to numerous sources, including the Ottoman historian Şükrullah who, in the 1460s, gives the figure of the crusader army as 130,000 in his Behçetu't-Tevârih.[4][23]