Hades (Pluto)

The gloomy dwelling of the ghosts, heroes and gods and goddesses of Greek myth. ...

His name is Charon.

the underword

Imagined gates within the Underworld, associated with Hades, the god of the Underworld. ...

Hades and his siblings were the children of Cronus and Rheia. Since Cronus heard that his children would destroy him, he ate them after Rheia gave birth to them. When Zeus was born, Rheia gave Cronus a rock to eat, and he threw up the children he had already consumed. One of these upchucked children was Hades. ...

She is his wife and she is extremely beautiful.

Zeus is the Lord of Olympus and the King of all Gods. He is unfaithful unlike his older brother Hades, the God of the Underworld who stays faithful to his wife, Persephone. They both have a way in showing their anger. While Zeus controls the weather with his mood, Hades would sometimes kill mortals without a cause. But Hades, who is not even depicted in the The Iliad, does not like getting close to Wars with his brothers. In fact, he lets...

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. ...

Hades most often refers to the Underworld in modern terms, this being called Hell. ...

He likes to ride in gold chariots pulled by black horses.

Hades, Poseidon, and Zeus were three of the six children of the Titans Rhea and Cronus, their sisters were Hera, Demeter, and Hestia; each child was swallowed whole at birth by Cronus, save for Zeus the youngest who Rhea hid away. ...

It is a modern mistake to call Hades "Hell".

Many ideas of hell and heaven can be traced to have roots in the Underworld of Greek myth of which Hades was ruler of. ...

Persephone was the daughter of the Godess of the seasons. Now before, there was 1 season all the time Summer. But one day Hades saw Persephone and thought she was beautiful; so he kidnapped her and took her to the underworld. Even then, she would not accept his offer to marry him so she stayed in the underworld for a few weeks, until her mother came looking for her. The Mother talked to Hades and as Her and her daughter were leaving,...

Hades is a god of the under world/earth. Demeter a goddess of the upper world/earth. So, both deal in the earth, one below one above. Hades was later associated with plant life and growth, for when Persephone rose from the underworld he had released spring. Hades and Demeter were brother and sister, their mother was Rhea, and father Cronus. ...

In the Underworld.

The Romans did not celebrate Pluto save in the sense as a god of wealth and a god of spring growth. ...

Anubis, the Ancient Egyptian god of the underworld.

I believe that God was here before everything. In the Holy Bible it says that there was no beginning and there will be no end to God. God is forever and He will never end. Alot of people are wrong when they think about God they think about there own god but there is only one and that is the Heavenly Father and He has a son named Jesus. That is my belief. He was never born and never die. He...

Styx became a symbol for rebellion, for hate, for youth and death and hell. ...

Hades rules the underworld, and rarely goes to Mt. Olympus. He has two brothers, Posiedon and Zeus, and has three sisters, Demeter, Hera, and Hestia. Hades was also called, Plouton, a name which the Romans latinized as Pluto. In Greek Mythology, Hades is the oldest male child of both Cronus and Rhea. Hades and his two brothers defeated the Titans, and claimed rulership over the cosmos. In Roman Mythology, the entrance to the underworld located at Avernus. Pomegranate is his sacred fruit....

No one, Gods are immortal.

When Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades pulled sticks to see who got what. Zeus got first choice, and picked sky, Poseidon got water, and Hades was stuck with underworld. Land was for the humans. ...

Well, Nyx was the personification of night, so perhaps they prayed for a safe night's sleep or the safety of those who worked at night. ...

The Olympians as they were known were the twelve Gods and Goddesses associated with the Olympics.They were:Aphrodite the Goddess of loveApollo the God of the SunAres the God of WarArtemis the Goddess of the MoonAthena the Goddess of WisdomDemeter the Goddess of FertilityDionysus the God of TheatreHephaestos the God of FireHera the Goddess of Marriage (wife of Zeus)Hermes the messenger GodPoseidon the God of the SeaZeus the God of the Sky and Ruler of Olympia. The Olympics were a reference to them as...