No. Hades was a god (the brother of Zeus) in Greek mythology. He is an almost entirely separate concept from the Christian "devil", though there is some minor overlap.
The notion that the devil is "in charge of" hell is a modification of the Hades legend. In The Bible, it's made pretty clear that the devil is actually imprisoned there, and not the ruler.
Also, in sharp contrast to the Christian devil, Hades ruled over the entire realm of the dead, including both Tartarus (a place of eternal punishment) and Elysium (the Blessed Isles, a place of eternal reward).
Hades is not, and never was 'the devil'.Hades is the God of the dead and the ruler of the Underworld.
Hades is a 'place', another word for hell, the devil is an 'entity'
it is a way to explain the punishment of evil people.
Hades and the Devil
Hades, just Hades.
the devil
The devil
Hades is the Greek God of the Dead and the Underworld. And Satan is the Christain Devil.
there isn't much to him.he isn't like the devil as some might say.he is the god of the underworld.
of course not they are two very different people just go on Google and look it up and you will learn more. LOL :)
Zeus doesn't dislike Hades, he just finds him morbid and dark.
Hades was created because, God would send the people who followed Satans footsteps, to Hell with Hades so they can burn and deal with the Devil. Answer 2: PLEASE do not confuse the Greek myths with Christianity!God, Satan, the Devil are part of the Christian lore, Hades is purely Greek myth.