A few days later, Liu Yan and Sakai reached an armistice.

According to this agreement, the Ming and Korean forces withdrew from Chungcheong-do and retreated north into the areas around Gyeonggi and Gangwon provinces, and promised not to launch a surprise attack on Japanese troops stationed in Korea.

The Japanese army withdrew from Jeolla Province and Gyeongsang Province within 15 days, and released all forcibly conscripted Korean servants and Korean civilians.

At the same time, as compensation, the Japanese army will give up the money and food supplies hoarded on Jeju Island, and the Ming Beiyang Fleet will be responsible for receiving them.

For this armistice agreement, the historians of the Ming Dynasty in later generations had mixed reviews.

Some scholars believe that Liu Yan, who was the elite commander of hundreds of thousands of Ming troops at that time......

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