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Hades (Pluto)

Hades is the god of the underworld in Greek mythology. Hades, along with his brothers Poseidon and Zeus, defeated the Titans and claimed rulership over the underworld sea and air.

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When Hades mother died?

Rhea, mother of Hades - never died.

Is hades a bad guy?

No, he is not - but due to people fearing death he is portrayed so in films and TV shows.

Did kronos eat Poseidon or Hades?

Yes, but Zeus tricked Kronos into eating something Poison so Kronos Vomited Poseidon and Hades out. And He also vomited Hestia, Hera, and Demeter. Which is Zeus brother and sisters too.

Why is hades not included in the dodekatheon?

The Dodekatheon excluded Hades for he spent most of his time in the Underworld, where he was King.

Why are Zeus poseidon and hades called the big three in Greek mythology?

They aren’t. That’s a modern invention, as ancient Greeks did not have this concept. Hades was one of the three brothers who did divide the universe with Zeus and Poseidon, but he was not one of a “big three” gods. He was not widely worshipped and was mostly ignored. If anything, Apollo would have been the closest to a third member with Zeus and Poseidon.

Who chained hades to a post when the gods came to retrieve him?

Hades was never chained to a post.

Prometheus was chained to a rock by Zeus for having stolen fire from him and giving it to man. His eternal punishment was to have his liver eaten by a giant eagle every day, only to have it grow back again and be repeated.

Is Hades ruler of the underworld?

Yes, while Hades is not am olympian, he is ruler of the underworld.

What is Hades pet peeve?

Goodie-Two-Shoes like Hercules and Posiden and Zeus

How the greek gods are created?

Usually the Greek gods and goddesses were born of other, older deities.

What does Hades tell orpheus?

`We own defeat; go forth to the upper world, yet by this appointed doom--fare thou as comrade behind thy husband, and thou, look not back upon thy wife until bright day shall have revealed the gods of heaven, and the opening of Spartan Taenarus shall be at hand.' - Hades

Seneca, Hercules Furens 569 ff (trans. Miller) (Roman tragedy C1st A.D.)

Why is Hades important to Greek culture?

He is the ruler of the underworld, He is VERY important. If you want a better answer go to Wikipedia.com

How important is hades?

Hades is the King of the Underworld and rules then the dead: it would be most unwise to think he is unimportant, for he was one of the three brothers, beside Zeus (King of the Heavens) and Poseidon (King of the Sea) whom overthrew Cronus.

There is no escaping death, so no escape from Hades.

Why did the Greeks believe in hades?

To believe in a god after death, under the earth they knew, so their loved ones were no so far away and the mystery of death was not so strange.

What did Hades think about his worshipers?

Hades is given as a god for the living to be wary of - all mortals die - but he was a god that favored avenging justice.

Why is hades childless?

because he only loved persephone and abducted her. and she refused to have his children.

Was there any festivals held in honor of hades?

Hades was honored in Greek funeral services and necromantic rites (the summoning of the ghosts of the dead).

How did other Olympians view Hades?

Hades, the immortal god of death, was always remote in the Underworld - for the immortals of Olympus did not feel death as mortals do.

What was Hades greatest accomplishment?

His greatest accomplishment was the capture of Persephone.