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If you're struggling, I suggest expanding northward first, as the lands there are rich and also vast, giving you enough space to manoeuvre your armies to defend your cities. Just repel any attacks from the south with garrisons in your cities, since your advantage is the greatest there; alternatively, you could also ambush the ememy in the abundant forests around the area. After you have consolidated the north, you can head south with full force and retaliate. Also, don't hesitate to recruit a lot of units after you have built up your economy, since additional money in your coffers won't be of any use.