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More likely, he fails to expand fast enough to get enough court positions to keep all his special snowflakes happy. If he also fails to take the temple (+10 satisfaction), this can lead to a lot of quitters from his team.
For the most part all you need to watch for is rivalry, kill someones family member and they hate you and anyone on your side who was present in that battle, and perhaps even develop a rivalry with your entire faction. Little red X here and there in your armies isn't the end of the world, provided those armies actually win battles and gain trust and relations with eachother.