 By then, the fragmentation of governance between Jászkunság's three components was creating administrative problems, as well as an incentive for the territories' dissolution into the county system.Autonomy was maintained after the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867, but became the topic of political debates in Budapest.The final push against "feudal" autonomies was directed not by the conservative caucus, but by Gyula Szapáry, a liberal Minister of the Interior.