koreanhistory1-7, Exercise 2: Two endings (a sample; yours will differ)

Model answer:

Imjin War: the infobox lists "Joseon and Ming victory" and "status quo ante bellum", and the war ends on 16 December 1598 with the battle at Noryang. The article's own account of how Japanese forces left, and of the aftermath, was in the sections I did not read, so I cannot say. Joseon figures: 1,000,000+ dead and 50,000 to 60,000 captives.

Manchu invasion: Injo surrendered at Samjeondo, performed the kowtow, gave up his Ming seals and accepted seven terms (hostages, the Qing calendar, troops, no new fortresses, annual tribute), and Joseon became a Qing tributary. Hurt: the hostages, kidnapped women (often rejected by families, with divorce requests refused) and princesses sent as concubines in 1648. Left out: casualties ("Unknown") and the crown prince's name.

Least trusted figures: the Imjin War's, since Japan's total is 250,000, 300,000 or 320,000 in the same article, the Ming totals do not add up, and the Japanese loss figure is flagged as possibly from an unreliable source.