they felt that he had strayed away from traditional Mongol values and customs, becoming more Chinese in his governance. Additionally, some Mongols may have been dissatisfied with the Khan's efforts to incorporate Chinese culture and institutions into the Mongol Empire, which they saw as betraying their heritage and identity. Furthermore, there may have been discontent over Kublai Khan's centralized control and heavy taxation policies, which placed a heavy burden on the Mongol people.
