HeXCheat:
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Use an Editor such as AXE 2.0 to change
the following codes:

Address 14B80 thru 14B82 enter ffff0f
creates 1048575 Crowns.

Address 14BAC thru 14BAD enter ffff
creates 65535 Maces

Address 14BB0 thru 14BB1 enter ffff
creates 65535 Swords

Address 14BB4 thru 14BB5 enter ffff
creates 65535 Pikes

Address 14BB8 thru 14BB9 enter ffff
creates 65535 of Bows

Address 14BBC thru 14BBD enter ffff
creates 65535 of Knights

I just change the value of money and allow the game to play.
That way, I get the advantage but still enjoy the gameplay.
 

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GameTips
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Tip:
You should have plenty of archers when attacking any
fortress or on the open-range fights. And whether you
are defending or attacking, keep your archers bunched
together and let them knock out the other troops.

Tip:
Don't try to start off with the largest castle or fort.
You'd be surprised at just how many attackers you can
kill with 150 archers stationed inside.

Tip:
My favorite structure to fight against is the second-
largest wooden structure. Take about 100 archers or
more and pull them around to the right side of the
fort. There is a little notch where the land protrudes
into the water. Have all of your archers march to that
notch. You can take out all enemy archers or other
troops that attempt to shoot back at you when they get
around the one o'clock position of the fort. Then,
after you have reduced most of the troops there, use
one battering ram to knock down the door.

Tip:
Let the other nobles fight among themselves when you
get into the country scenarios. Build your defenses
(forts and castles) and add about 50 troops each year.

Tip:
A little ale each time the cart comes around will keep
your population happier. You don't have to keep them
drunk, just happy.

Tip:
In battle, flank, flank, flank. Always have a least two
groups of melee troops, one to engage and protect your
archers from the front, and one fast group to go around
and get the opposition's ranged troops.

Tip:
Always have your blacksmith working in all your
territories: even a trickle of weapons per turn can
save you when you eventually need to whip up an army
in a hurry. There's nothing worse than facing a surprise
invasion with nothing but pitchforks.

Tip:
Always hire mercenaries when you can afford it.
They are more effective, and you don't suffer morale
or manpower problems, unlike an army raised from the
peasant stock you've won.