The Dutch domination had made the people suffer because they were used as objects of extortion. At that time, the royal government allowed foreign companies to lease land for plantation purposes. In general, this land was rented with the residents at once. As a result, farmers could not develop their lives because they had to be forced labor. Their burden was even heavier because they were required to pay various taxes, such as land tax, livestock tax, and land renting tax or accepting a position. In addition, there were still taxes collected at the customs or toll booths, where all traffic in the transport of goods was also taxed. Even a mother who carried a child on a public road also had to pay taxes. Seeing the suffering of the people due to the Dutch authority, Prince Diponegoro did not hesitate to fight.1. What does the text tell about?​