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The Underworld.
As the god of the dead, it was his responsibility to keep them in the Underworld; and as he was their king he ruled them and was responsible for all the dead.
The Three Fates are the keepers of life, servants of Hades, god of the underworld. They decide when someone dies. Each person has a life line, a string that the fates control. When the fates cut that string that person's life line end, or in other words, they die. When than person dies they go to the underworld, ruled by Hades.
They are brothers. Sons of Geia and Cronos. They both rule their own kingdom and neither could do anything about how they rule said kingdoms. The only similarities were they came from the same parents and they both ruled their own kingdom. That's about it.
The most powerful of all, Zeus was god of the sky and the king of Olympus. His temper affected the weather, and he threw thunderbolts when he was unhappy. He was married to Hera but had many other lovers. His symbols include the oak and the thunderbolt.(Roman name: Jupiter) Hades was king of the dead. He lived in the underworld, the heavily guarded land where he ruled over the dead. He was the brother of Zeus and the husband of Persephone, Demeter's daughter, whom he kidnapped.(Roman name : Pluto)
Hades ruled the underworld. He was the god of the underworld.
Tartarus ruled the underworld before Hades. He is also the literal place (think of how Gaia is really the Earth).
The Underworld of Ancient Mythology was not merely 'dark and gloomy', it was as differing as we imagine our own world to be above ground. It was often called Hades, after the Greek god who ruled it.
Hades ruled the Underworld.
Hades ruled the Underground, while his brothers ruled the sky and ocean.
In Greek Mythology, the place that most resembles the description of "dark and gloomy cave" is Tartarus.Tartarus is described as a "a deep, gloomy place, a pit, or an abyss used as a dungeon of torment and suffering that resides beneath the underworld," meaning that Tartarus was not between Heaven and Hell, but rather was the closest Greek analog to the Christian hell.Alternatively, in Roman Mythology, the entrance to the Underworld was through Avernus, a crater in Cumae, Italy.
Hades ruled the dead in the underworld.
He ruled the dead and Underworld gods, so likely he enjoyed that for all that mortals perceived him as gloomy and frightening; he was also very wealthy as the god of treasures unearthed. His wife was Persephone, who he desired as his queen.
In Greek mythology, Hades ruled the underworld.
No one ruled the Underworld before Hades. He is the first and only God of the Underworld.
There was no ruler of the Underworld before Hades.
Hades