Hades (Pluto)

There are many stories about Hades. One is when he takes Persephone to the underworld, or Hades. He makes her eat a pomegranate and eventually makes her stay during one season, or four months.

Pluto is a Roman god, not Greek.

Pluto to the Romans was King of the Underworld and so ruled it, and was god of wealth found underground.

Rhea, also the mother of Zeus, Poseidon, Hera, Hestia and Demeter.

Hades' parents are Rhea and Cronus, who are actually siblings.

Hermes was the son of Zeus, so I doubt he was a slave.

Answer 2: And Charon worked for money, he was not a slave.

That his mother died, and that suitors are after his wife.

To my knowledge, Hades did not have children at all, divine, partly human, or otherwise.

Apparently, he and Persephone had pets, but never had kids.

Or if they did, it's entirely possible that Child Protective Services took them from the home, after noticing their home was guarded by a three-headed giant vicious dog, and was full of dead people.

In any case, while many of the rest of the greco-roman pantheon were running around having wild circus sex and extramarital affairs, it looks like Hades (even if he was a little bit stalker-ish to her), only had eyes for Persephone, and never cheated.

Maybe being surrounded by amnesiac dead people, and being hunted all the way to the center of the earth by your mother-in-law kill your sex drive, or maybe Hades, really, was the responsible brother of the greco-roman trinity, and more likely to honor the commitments of marriage.

hades was the god of the underworld. he took the souls of the fallen and dumped them into a large bottomless bowl. he has three hags that bear the string of life to every living soul on the planet and beyond.

The cap of Hades is often described as invisibility or darkness. It is said to render the wearer invisible to mortal eyes and can also symbolize the hidden realm of the Underworld ruled by Hades in Greek mythology.

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I only know of Persephone

Only one, Persephone, the goddess of spring.

Well there are many symbols for the Lord of the Dead, the main one would have to be his Helm of Darkness made by the Cyclops. It's power is as great as or greater then Poseidon's triedent or Zeus's thunderbolts because it actually let him become darkness. He can make fear so intense it can stop your heart.

Poseidon, They also had a half-brother, The Centaur Chiron

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For the dead, he established the law of judging the ghosts of the dead.

For Heracles, in retrieving Cerberus from the Underworld and allowed him to take Theseus and Alcestis back to the earth with him.

The deities of the Underworld, such as the Furies and the Dream gods, he was master of.

In greek mythology Zeus king of the gods and equal to Jupiter the Roman king of the gods wwas first , Hades god of the underworld came later.

He was swallowed by his father, Cronus and then aided his brother Zeus in throwing down said father and the rest of his siblings (the Titans).

No. Some people mistake Hades for hell, but they are not the same thing.

No exact age has been found regarding Persephone's age when she was abducted by Hades.Never the less, many believe that she was probably around the age of 14 to 16! That's young!

Death is the number 1 form of population control, and being the God of the dead people did their best not to incur his wrath.

People where so scared that they didn't even speak his name

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A living person in ancient Greece might invoke Hades in a ritual to summon the ghosts of the dead to gain advice or knowledge of the future from those ghosts.

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Hades was the god of the underworld and in his kingdom there were 3 places you could go. Elysium fields was a place for heros, Tartarus was a place for horrible people (they suffered for all eternity) and the Asphodel Meadows were for normal people who lived regular lives. Most people wanted to get into the Elysium fields because it was a wonderful place.

Also in his kingdom, the underworld, there was a ferry man (named Chiron) that you had to pay in order to get across the river Styx and get to your assigned place. So the Ancient Greek people, when they were buried, had a gold coin placed under their tongue so they could pay the ferry man.

If you didn't pay you just roamed around, waiting, for all of eternity (doesn't sound very fun).

So Hades influenced many customs in Ancient Greek civilization (also to the Ancient Romans who copied many Greek traditions and beliefs (Hades' Roman name is Pluto)).

There are three main songs with the title Lullaby by the following artists;

Dixie Chicks; which sounds enough like the myth to be a theme song.

The Cure; which does not.

Shawn Mullins; which can in a more modern light of the myth.

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Hades, in all the battles he has been, has not been defeated.

Hades was the Greek god of the dead. So no. It was definitely not his job, but being a god he was capable of it.