Why did Liu Bi's long-awaited Seven-Country Uprising in Wu Wang fail?

The Seven Kingdoms Rebellion was a historical event in which Wu Wang Liu Bi joined forces with Liu E, Liu Ai, Liu Xiongqu, Liu Ang, Liu Biguang, Liu Xian and other Jiaodong and Jiaoxi kings to resist the separatist policies of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty and Chao Cuo. However, the large-scale rebellion between the seven countries and Wu Chu was put down by Zhou Yafu three months later, which was unexpected and understandable.

In BC 155, Chao Cuo, an ancient imperial counselor, asked Han Jingdi for a "policy of cutting vassals" and asked him to cut vassals. Emperor Jing adopted his suggestion, which made the princes with the same surname surprised and angry, and finally the Seven Kingdoms Rebellion broke out. Liu Bi, the prince of Wu, launched a massive rebellion under the slogan "Stand on Jun Qing's side and kill Chao Cuo". At that time, he was frightened by Emperor Han Jing and killed Chao Cuo in a panic, thinking that Liu Bi would withdraw, but the prince didn't care about Chao Cuo's life or death, and he just wanted to rebel and be emperor. This is also the first reason for the failure of the seven-nation rebellion. After Chao Cuo's death, Jun Qing's slogan became empty talk, while Liu Bi still rebelled, lost his morality, lost his heart and became an out-and-out rebel.

Second, improper command. Compared with Zhou Yafu, Liu Bi really had no military talent, missed fighter planes many times and made strategic mistakes, which led to the rapid pacification of the Seven Kingdoms Rebellion.