The goddess of harvest Demeter had a daughter called Persephone. In mythology the lord of the underworld Hades kidnapped her down to the underworld to make her his wife. During her absence Demeter was grieving at her lost that all the crops etc. on earth died and mortals were going hungry. Zeus couldn't ignore the cries of the people anymore and arranged for Hades to give Persephone back to Demeter. But during her stay Persephone had eaten six pomegranate seeds. If one eats the food of the dead, then they are trapped in the underworld. Zeus struck a deal with Hades. Persphone would stay in the underworld fo six months and then return to her mother for six months aswell. The cycle would continue every year and so the seasons would change everytime Persephone left and returned.
The Titan Pometheus created Human life
He made the first lyre.
from the messenger and rainbow summoner iris
The mythological kingdom Ethiopia in Greek mythology.
Apollo was the god of music and light in Greek Mythology and much more.
The Titan Pometheus created Human life
different gods and different characters.
According to mythology, Aphrodite was the Greek goddess of love and beauty.
It depends on which country's mythology. I'm only knowledgeable in Greek and Roman myths, my specialty being Greek ones.
Phthinoporon is Autumn in the Greek language. Hoare, in Greek Mythology, were the Goddesses of the seasons and portions of time.
ghfgdfsvdurcoubceuc
Underworld
Hades is the greek god and ruler of the underworld.
Some gods of death from various mythologies and religions include Anubis from ancient Egyptian mythology, Hades from Greek mythology, Yama from Hindu mythology, and Thanatos from Greek mythology. These gods are typically associated with guiding souls to the afterlife and overseeing the realm of the dead.
Many Roman gods were direct copies of Greek gods simply renamed; as in Zeus becoming Jupiter, Hades becoming Pluto, etc.
According to Greek mythology, yes.
Pandora (according to greek mythology