Who is the major greek God who does not have a throne on Olympus?

Answer 1

hestia is one of the titan, Kronos's children. She is Zues's sister. she gave up her throne to diyonious because she believed she bellonged next to the hearth.. so Diyonious is the only guy to have his throne on the women's side of the throne room in Olympus.

Answer 2

I believe it is Hades. He doesn't have a throne on Olympus because he likes it better underground :D. Alright he doesn't have a throne because... well... he is the god of the Underworld and prefers to be among the dead.

Answer 3

That would be Hades. But he actually does have a throne.

His brothers are Zeus and Poseidon.

"The twelve great Olympians were supreme among the gods who succeeded to the Titans. They were called the Olympians because Olympus was their home. What Olympus was, however, is not easy to say. There is no doubt that at first it was held to be a mountain top, and generally identified with Greece's highest mountain, Mt. Olympus in Thessaly, in the northeast of Greece. But even in the earliest Greek poem, the Iliad, this idea is beginning to give way to the idea of an Olympus in some mysterious far above all the mountains of the earth. In one passage of the Iliad Zeus talks to the gods from "the topmost peak of many-ringed Olympus," clearly a mountain. But a little further on he says that if he willed he could hang earth and sea from a pinnacle of Olympus, clearly no longer a mountain. Even so, it is not heaven. Homer makes Poseidon say that he rules the sea, Hades the dead, Zeus the heavens, but Olympus is common to all three."

"Zeus and his brother drew lots for their share of the universe. The sea fell to Poseidon, and the underworld to Hades. Zeus became the supreme ruler. He was Lord of the Sky, the Rain-god and the Cloud-gatherer, who wielded the awful thunderbolt."

"He was the third brother among the Olympians, who drew for his share the underworld and rule over the dead. He was also called Pluto, the God of Wealth, of the precious metals hidden hidden in the earth. The Romans as well as the Greeks called him by this name, but often they translated it into Dis, the Latin word for rich. He had a far-famed cap or helmet which made whoever wore it invisible. It was rare that he left his dark realm to visit Olympus or the earth, nor was he urged to do so. He was not a welcome visitor. He was unpitying, inexorable, but just; a terrible, not an evil god.

Answer 4

Hades - the God of the Underworld.

Answer 5

Hades does not have a throne in Olympus. His throne was in the underworld.