What requirements did the Taipings put forward? How did the uprising end?

In 1850, a rebellion broke out in China and lasted until 1864. The uprising grew into a peasant war. The people who rose up against the ruler and foreign domination called themselves Taipins.
The reasons:
1. The brutal policy of the Qin emperor.
2. Infringement of the rights of the Chinese population. Lobbying the interests of the Manchu part of China.
3. Strengthening the influence of foreign colonialists and feudal duties.
4. Increase in taxes.
The rebels achieved great success and were able to create their own state. But there was a split among the leaders of the uprising and this led to an internecine war. Taking advantage of this situation, the Manchus, with the support of French and British troops, defeated the Taiping detachments.