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But its definitely possible.
You need to use diplomacy and dread. For dread you need to keep prisoners around. Preferably of different religions. execute them, torture them. Get your dread as high as you can. But you don't always have to go this route and sometimes its not even practical if you have a compassionate ruler.
When you see a faction forming against you look at the factions that have the highest military power forming against you and see why they don't like you. Sometimes they want a specific duchy. Sometimes you're going to war too frequently. They may be a different religion or culture. These things are all correctable.
Have your council member set to increase opinion of you. Have your wife assist your diplomacy skill. Bribe them. Hold feasts. Sway them. Murder people that don't like you and put somebody else in their place. Take away titles if you won't incur Tyranny. Ally with your kingdom level vassals through marriages. Choose to have heirs with traits that give bonuses to vassal opinion.
There is a lot you can do in the game to make people like you. I've reached the point where I have so much military power though that even if anyone rebels it wouldn't be problem to crush them.
I do these things, but once a new ruler comes after his parent died I get no time to do so
History suggests "Yes."
That being said, it should be pretty easy to beat pack rebellion, they all form their army in their own land and then try to combine them, so you can easily kill them individually.
After a succession change, immediately pause the game. I usually stay paused for around 5-10 minutes to take in the new political situation around me and take the first quick countermeasures. Bribes (the gift option) are pretty much instant.
You can also immediately change your council positions around, consider giving council positions to unhappy powerful vassals, even if their skill isn't great (except diplomacy, you probably want a good diplomat there).
You can also start forming alliances almost instantly by arranging marriages. Vassals who are allied to you can't join factions against you, afaik. Plus, look at your lifestyle perk tree - your new ruler might have other potentially helpful options. Dangerous factions can't overthrow you right away, they need time to form and be able to send an ultimatum. Focus on the strongest faction members first.
And making sure your new heir has good traits instead of bad ones is something you can do far in advance :)
To make everyone more happy simply "demand conversion" on all your vassals whom are willing to. Including your prisoners and those whom are rebellious and refuse simply keep them locked up.
Crown authority is also easy to deal with. At times you can manage it by simply having a high diplomancy spouse, but if push comes to shove then simply accept their demands and your crown authority drops 1 level and costs little bit of prestige. In return they can't join factions for 5 years and gives you time to get rid of short reign penalties.
Claimants to your throne are your biggest threat, as their supporters are harder to get rid of, by diplomatic means. Sometimes simply befriending the guy is enough, but if war breaks out simply check where the guy is from and attack his army and takeover the land to capture the him and end the war.