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Why was hades famous?
Hades is famous because he is a major Greek God. He is God of the underworld and vowed to never have children.
Greek god hades?
Hades was the god of the underworld.
How do you pronounce Hades the Greek god?
The god Hades is pronounced: 'hay-dees'.
Hades was the Greek god of what?
Hades was the Greek god of Tartarus, or the Underworld. He was also the god of the minerals and metals that come from beneath the Earth's surface.
Is hades the greek god a girl?
No Hades is a man. Hades is the brother of Zeus.
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