Konia pitted 53,000 Ottomans against just 15,000 Egyptians and thirty-six guns.

Evidence

The Ottoman forces numbered 53,000 men and were headed by the Sadrazam Raşid Pasha himself. Ibrahim’s army was composed of less than a third of that number, 15,000 men. These were composed of five infantry regiments, four cavalry regiments, and the Guardia Regiment8 under the command of Selim Bey “the Mamluk,” and were assisted by six cannon batteries containing altogether thirty-six guns under the command of Selim Sati’ Bey. — Khaled Fahmy, All the Pasha_s Men_ Mehmed Ali, his…, 898