Hades (Pluto)

never, or always depends if you believe ancient greek mythology

Minding the underworld, and abducting Persephone.

In Greek art he is most often depicted as a dark-bearded, regal god. Enthroned in the underworld, holding a bird-tipped sceptre, or as the giver of wealth, pouring fertility from a cornucopia.

Cerberus guards the gate to prevent those who have crossed the River Styx from escaping and to keep intruders out.

The gods were ageless.yes but some gods killed each other. for example the titans some were punished and some titans were killed

Because it is supposedly the darkest day of the year, and the meeting day.

Sisyphus with his cleaver tongue was imagined to be favored by Hades who, even after trapping the death god Thanatos, had let him go back to the surface as his wife had refused him his death rites - by his own request. When he did die, Sisyphus was then made to roll a boulder up a steep hill over and over unending.

Orpheus was favored by Hades, who would have allowed him to take Eurydice back to the upper world; if Orpheus had only not looked back.

Heracles was assuredly favored by Hades in ancient Greek mythology.

These are the heroes that Hades is associated with having his favor, however it is the interpretation of the person who might determine who Hades respected or admired.

Elis was the only city to build a Hades temple.

there isn't much to him.he isn't like the devil as some might say.he is the god of the underworld.

No, there is a music band, though.

Pluto.

He ruled the Underworld and was for this both respected and feared. While there are myths about him and his actions, they do not take place from his perspective.

He was respected as the god of the Underworld and feared as a god of the Furies and vengeance taken by those who are evil while living or after death.

probably not. he's the god of the dead so if he did they must be dead.

Persephone the daughter of Demeter

yes, his roman name was Pluto.

Souls were ferried over the River Styx by Charon.

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.

He got along fairly well with Zeus. At least, Zeus was willing to help Hades kidnap a girl Hades had a crush on.

Hades' weakness is his wife, Persephone.

Cronus and Rhea are the children of Uranus and Gaia.

In the Odyssey and elsewhere in the Greek mythology Hades is the god of the underworld.

No, he did not.

because if you worship him then i guess you'll have a good afterlife. after all, he is the god of the underworld and the lord of the dead! ;)

Stygian