Answer:
Horus was often placed in overall strategic command of the Great Crusade, a position in which he proved his skill as a leader time and time again. He quickly won the approval and support of the other Space Marine Legions, along with their leaders.
Step-by-step explanation:
- As a god, Horus was neither good nor evil, but was thought to transcend the mortal understanding of morality. However, he was worshiped primarily for his benevolent attributes, especially concerning the pharaoh and royal family, whom he was thought to protect absolutely.
- Horus, the Primarch of the Luna Wolves (later known as the Sons of Horus) and Warmaster of the Imperium, believed that a military rebellion was the best course of action to win the Horus Heresy because he believed that the Emperor's vision for the Imperium was flawed. Horus saw the Emperor's approach as a threat to the autonomy and freedom of the Space Marine Legions and sought to create a new order where the Primarchs would have more power and influence.