How many Mexicans fought in goliad?

During the Goliad campaign of the Texas Revolution in 1836, a significant number of Mexican troops participated, with estimates suggesting around 1,500 soldiers under General José de Urrea's command. The Goliad Massacre, which followed the Texian surrender, involved the execution of approximately 400 Texian prisoners, highlighting the intense conflict between Texian rebels and the Mexican military. The event was pivotal in galvanizing support for the Texian cause and is remembered as a crucial moment in the revolution.