Hades (Pluto)

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

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

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)).

Hades is an evil character who has no heart and has a soft spot for Persephone.

some of his traits are making the spirits suffer and Hades is my father

Hades has many wifes, but the most well known is Persephone.

Hades is the underworld in Greek and Roman mythology. All dead people went there when they died and there are many different branches of this. Also Hades is a god that rules the underworld.

Pluto

It's the myth of Persephone being kidnapped by Hades, the search for her by her mother Demeter, and then her being found in the Underworld eating the food of the Hades' garden and then having to spend half the year above the earth and half below as the Queen of the Dead.

Hades is married to Persephone.

They divided the world among themselves, so as a rule there is no rivalry. But many say other things.

They are brothers.

When he and his brothers (Zeus and Poseidon) were drawing lots to see who would rule where, Hades drew the Underworld and had to go there.

As king of the Underworld he ruled both the ghosts of the dead and the deities within the Underworld such as the Furies and the Dream gods, before that he had helped his brothers Zeus and Poseidon throw down the Titans and divide the cosmos.

Hades is the God of the dead and the ruler of the Underworld.

Yes, it is called the Necromanteion, and he shares the temple with his wife Persephone. It's remains are located in Greece.

He had many, the most recognizable today are;

Cerberus

The Helm of Darkness

Keys to Hades

He is the god of the underworld To watch over the underworld and to make sure that no souls escape.

The Underworld, those who dwell there and those who go there.

Hades.

Persephone