What are the reasons for the Taiping uprising?

The Taiping Uprising took place in 1850-1864. It was considered a peasant war in which the people opposed the Qing rule. The reasons for the uprising were primarily the lack of land for the peasants, as well as the very harsh exploitation of them by the feudal lords. Also, the reasons for the aggravation of the situation in the country were huge taxes, which were constantly increasing. The Opium Wars worsened the situation in China, which was also the cause of the uprising.