Why? The Big E knew that Horus had to choose to pull back from the edge and provide him every opportunity to do so; Horus decided otherwise. Considering Sanguinius, Curze, and Magnus (via Corvidae training) all had some level of foresight it would be wholly unreasonable to think that the Emperor did not realise the heresy taking root. Because of that strange ritual on Davin. Only the BL authors know for sure. He was already angry about the fact that the Emperor had delegated a lot of authority to the Council of Terra, whose policies regarding the newly reclaimed human worlds Horus disagreed with. I’m not going to go over it, but I will go over what led to it. Why did the emperor lose to Horus, I understand… as mentioned emps thought horus was still redeemable. Horus never betrayed. Maybe The Emperor knew that Horus would come back right at the end and hoped that he could change the future and make Horus realise it sooner. #HorusNeverBetrayed Horus truly did believe in a good future for humanity, and seeing the hellish vision of 40K which he believes is entirely because of the Emperor's perceived neglect and hubris. Then in Outcast Dead Kai Zulane lets the Emperor know what is being decoded (that Horus has betrayed the Imperium) and the Emperor simply says "I know". It was the culmination of a huge war against the Orks. The Emperor then later brought some of his sons, likely those he felt most likely to betray him and planted a seed in their mind that Molech was a place they could gain power. He was the best of the best. Before his fall, we have a planet called Ulanor. Even at the outset of the Heresy, he sees it in terms of military objectives and civil goals -- he obtains the allegiance of Mars and has a plan going forward. despite the numerous atrocities horus was reported to have perpetrated emps had difficulty in believing what he heard, what with horus being his no.1 son and all, and so tried to bring horus back from the darkside during their duel. We know that Ollanius is going to be different than he was in older lore, and I wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't the only Perpetual on the ship. At some point, the Emperor did indeed go to Molech and gained something, though what he achieved is less clear then Horus thinks. The mainstays won't change -- Sanguinius is going to die, as will Horus, and the Emperor will be wounded -- but probably everything else is up for grabs. But Lorgar did. And other primarchs did (except Alpharius Omegon ) Horus Lupercal is the only who deserved the Emperor's love and trust (with Sanguinius together), he is the only who deserved the whole Imperium. When the Emperor ducks out of the Crusade to (secretly) work on the Imperial Webway project, that doesn't sit well with Horus or some of his fellow Primarchs, who feel they've been abandoned by their father. Maybe not. it had a lot to with Lorgar and his history.
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