Hades (Pluto)

These are to be determined by the individual based on the myth or god taken as a whole; Pluto is the Roman equivalent of Hades, but in Pluto is the god of wealth above (spring, the return of his wife Proserpina) and below (gold) belonging to him.

The element associated with Hades in Greek mythology is commonly believed to be Earth, as he is the ruler of the underworld where the souls of the dead reside. Earth represents the realm of the dead that Hades presides over.

Hades was born before time existed.

Persephone, as daughter of Demeter and Zeus (both of them the brother and sister of Hades) most assuredly married his niece. For the sake of cutting this short, I'll only include divine (goddesses) nieces.

From only Hestia did he receive no nephews or nieces. His siblings include:

Zeus; the Fates (Klotho, Lakhesis, Atropos); the Seasons (Eunomia, Eirene, and Dike) the Muses (Kalliope, Kleio, Ourania, Thaleia, Melpomene, Polyhymnia, Erato, Euterpe, Terpsikhore); Artemis, Aphrodite, Melinoe, Ate, Eris, the Litai (Prayers), Alathea, Harmonia, Britomartis, Pandia, Hersa, Nemea, Agdistis-Kybele, among many other nymph daughters.

Hera; Hebe, Eileithyia, the Charites

Demeter; Persephone, Despoena and Chrysothemis

Poseidon; Aithousa, Herophile, Ourea, Cymopoleia, Benthesicyme, Rhode, Charybdis, and Athena among many other nymph daughters.

Hades is always allowed in Olympus, he just chooses not to go there because he feels he doesn't fit in. He makes the other Gods uncomfortable and nervous.

The cyclopes forged weapons for the Olympians before the war with the titans. Hades got the helm of darkness, a helmet that made him invisible, and a flaming sword.

Demeter was the mother of Persephone who is wife of Hades.

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

Hades, like all Greek gods and goddesses was given human qualities, and ultimately it is for the individual to recognize these.

In Greek mythology, Hades is the god of the underworld, which is also known as the realm of the dead. His domain is where souls go after death, and it is not so much a place to "hang out" as it is a place of final judgment and rest for the deceased souls.

Hades did not much like those who had done harm to the dead while they were living, as he was the 'master' of the Furies, who were goddesses of justice and vengeance.

Unless you mean Hades, the king of the Underworld; there is no "keeper" that I know of.

Hades is a God, and Gods are non-corporeal beings. They can portray themselves as large or as small as they wish.

Being the Lord of the Underworld, all the demi-gods and entities therein would be considered Hades' minions.

In Greek mythology the river Styx is an important river of the Underworld.It was also the name given to a river in Arcadia,which belongs in ancient Greece.

In this day in time most people view Hades as a evil and demonic god.

Coins on the eyes of the dead

Hades was the Greek god of the Dead and, according to Plato, [1] he should be considered as one of the Olympian gods. Hades was the supreme ruler of the Underworld. Almost never did he leave his gloomy kingdom but was residing there instead, surrounded by darkness and silence...

Hades' helper was Charos, the angel of dead. Charos had the duty to transfer the souls of the dead with a boat over the River Acheron from the world of the living to the world of the dead. Furthermore, Hades had a dog with three heads which was named CerberusAnswer this question…

Yes, Hades is very clever.

the thing hades is most known for is when he kidnapped Demeter's daughter Persephone, the goddess of flowers and made her his bride

He was associated with both Orpheus and Hercules.

Hades can be harmful if he is angered. But he is seen as a very just God.

Hades was the third king after the fall of the kingdom of Cronus, the other two being his brothers Zeus (heaven) and Poseidon (sea); all the dead and the wealth of the world (gold) belonged to he.

Athena

he was last seen in the underworld