Then he wrote in great detail: The king of Joseon appeared on the last day of the interrogation.

In addition, although the Joseon king Yi Young, although very reluctant to appear, was very resolute in his claim for the conviction of the prisoners, and proposed that the six main culprits who used the shotguns should be beheaded and their wives enslaved; Nineteen other crossers were put to death; Magistrates were sentenced to dismissal of 2,000 li and demotion of two or five grades.

The envoy to the Qing Dynasty asked him to draw up a "letter of apology" and submit it to the Qing court, but the Korean ministers refused.

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