Hades' wife is the beautiful Persephone. She is the daughter of Demeter, goddess of the grain.
She stays with Hades in Tartarus, the underworld, for a fourth of the year. The rest of the time, she is with her mother. This joint-custody was decided by Zeus in the court of the gods. Originally, Persephone was going to be separated from Hades entirely, but then Persephone violated the terms (she would be returned to her mother if she had consumed none of the Food Of The Dead). She had eaten three pomegranate seeds out of the twelve. So, during those months, Demeter refuses to do any work and grieves for her daughter, which results in the season of winter - where no plants grow.
In the Greek myths, Hades' wife was Persephone.
Persephone was wife of Hades.
Hades' weakness is his wife, Persephone.
Persephone is Hades' lover, and wife.
Persephone is the queen of Hades, Hades' unhappy wife
His wife was Persephone
In the Greek myths, Hades' wife was Persephone.
Hades loved her and so sought to make her his wife alone.
Hades' weakness is his wife, Persephone.
Persephone was wife of Hades.
Hades' weakness is his wife, Persephone.
Hades' weakness is his wife, Persephone.
Persephone is Hades' lover, and wife.
Persephone is the queen of Hades, Hades' unhappy wife
Persephone was kidnapped by hades and was made his wife.
Hades' weakness is his wife and queen, Persephone.
Hades' lover and wife is Persephone.