Emperor Yesun Temür was a Mongol ruler who reigned from 1329 to 1332. He was a member of the Yuan dynasty, which was established by Kublai Khan in China. Yesun Temür's reign was marked by internal strife and challenges to his authority, as various factions vied for power within the empire. During his rule, Yesun Temür attempted to strengthen the central government and maintain control over the vast territories of the Yuan dynasty. However, his efforts were met with resistance, and he faced difficulties in managing the diverse cultures and regions under his rule. His reign ended when he was overthrown, leading to further instability in the dynasty.