Some people, when they die, are said to descend into Hades, also call the Inferno, or Hell.
In the underworld vs Cerberus Answer 2: NO, no, no, he did them in different Greek states.
It depends on if you mean Hades, the land of the Dead - the Underworld itself, or Hades the god that rules the dead and is king of the land that takes his name. In either case, yes - there are many myths that refer to the place and its god, for one the labors of Hercules.
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Pluto was also identified with the obscure Roman Orcus, like Hades the name of both a god of the underworld and the underworld as a place.
Hades was the underworld; the ruler of Hades was Pluto.
No the Greek underworld is not hell because it has a certain place where the souls of good people go where as hell is a place where unsaved bad souls go, although there is a spot in the underworld were bad souls do go.
Hercules had 12 labors
Hades was both the King of the Underworld and another name of the Underworld in which the dead resided: it was both a place the dead resided in after death, and the ruler of that place.
For killing his wife and children Hercules had to perform 12 labors a few of them were capturing cerberus the three headed dog that guarded the underworld. killing the hydra and cleaning the stables at augeas
The noun 'underworld' has two different definitions:The world of criminals or organized crime; the criminals of a particular place as a group.The mythical place of the dead; the place beneath the Earth where people go when they die.
Hades was a male god. he was the god of the underworld and the king of darkness
Herecules did twelve Labors.