Why was Kublai Khan unfairly accused of becoming "too Chinese" by his brothers?

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anonymous · Answer

Because he had a strong attraction to contemporary Chinese culture and also studied much of it. It was said that this was a very high influential component in his early years. I believe that this is part of the answer but there could be more.

anonymous · Answer

yes i understand that he had a strong atraction with the chinese but why was it unfair that he was accused of being too chinese??

anonymous · Answer

Because they thought that he became to influenced by it. That is the only answer that I can think of and remember. But it could be a different answer. sorry wish I could give you a better answer. I will look for more info on it.

anonymous · Answer

This could be another answer, more proof that he was becoming too attatched to Chinese culture was that he looked to find a place in China to build a new capital.

anonymous · Answer

this is so confusing lol cuz i think that i am suppose to be saying that it wasn't fair that he was being accused of being too chinese because he did balance out the mongols and chiense.

anonymous · Answer

I think I understand what you mean. I think that although he had all this influence of chinese culture I believe that he did balance out the chinese and mongols because he gave both military and government titles and power to both and respected both in their rights and cultures.