koreanhistory1-5, Exercise 3: The Tripitaka Koreana's numbers

Model answer (a sample; yours will differ):

Differences:
- Blocks: 81,352 (Tripitaka lead), 81,258 pages in the same paragraph, 81,258 blocks at Haeinsa and "some 81,000" (Goryeo article).
- Start and length: begun 1237 and "completed in 12 years" (Tripitaka article); recreated from 1236 and taking about 15 years (Goryeo article).
- The first set: carved 1011 to 1087, destroyed in 1232 (Tripitaka article); "destroyed" with no date (Mongol-invasions article).
- UNESCO: Memory of the World 2007 is stated; Haeinsa's World Heritage year (1995) appears only in a reference, not the body.

Before quoting one figure: check a source that counts the blocks directly (a heritage listing or the temple), and quote the range if no single number can be confirmed; say which article each number comes from.