といわず

といわず is used to show that two or more things are included together, or that a situation applies regardless of which of several options is chosen. It emphasizes that the following statement holds for both A and B (or for any element in a set), and it is often translated as “not only A but also B,” “A and B alike,” or “whether A or B.” This structure can compare nouns, adjectives, or actions, and it often introduces a second clause that describes the result or consequence that applies to all listed items.