How did the Mongols lose their power?

The Mongols lost their power due to a combination of internal strife, overexpansion, and the inability to effectively govern their vast empire. Following the death of Genghis Khan, rival factions emerged among his descendants, leading to civil wars and fragmentation. Additionally, as the empire expanded, communication and control became increasingly difficult, leading to administrative challenges and local uprisings. Ultimately, the rise of powerful successor states and the assimilation of Mongol elites into local cultures further diminished their influence.