Hades (Pluto)

Hades' mother is named Rhea.

First: Kronos's stomach when Kronos swallowed Hades when he was a baby.

Then: Mount Olympus where he was raised.

After: They kicked him out of Mount Olympus because he was not ment to be there.

Last: The Underworld because he is the God of the Underworld.

Hades, in Greek mythology, was the god of riches, ruler of the dead and god of the Underworld. The Underworld was where all the dead people went, according to the Ancient Greeks. Hades' Roman name was Pluto, or Dis. He was the brother of Zeus and Poseidon. His wife was his niece Persephone (daughter of Zeus and Demeter) and he kidnapped her to marry him.

Some myths says he did, and others don't. I believe he did because on some websites it has a link to his children's names. Not all of the Gods and Goddesses had kids though, so his might not have been with Persephone.

Cerberus was the offspring of Typhon and Echidna. During one of his quests with his brothers Zeua and Poseidon, he found Cerberus and took a liking to him. Cerberus was then given to Hades by the parents because they saw that Hades would take care of him.

It means 'The Unseen'.

Hades wears the Helm of Darkness, also known as the Cap of Invisibility, to make himself unseen or invisible to others. It helps him maintain control over the Underworld and enhance his powers as the god of the dead.

Charon

the underworld is another word for hell for the most part,or in some beliefs purgatory, which in neither hell or heaven, if u ask from watching riddicle's of riddick, then that might be more comparable to the belief of purgatory, but either way wheather it exists or not is based soley on your own religion or belief.

The Underworld is a place where the gods and goddesses punish beings. By beings I mean humans, titans and other creatures that offended the gods and goddesses. In mythology, the Underworld or Hades is ruled by Hades. Each being has his/her own torture. The Underworld is also supposed to be extremely cold. After the Romans took over they renamed Hades as Pluto and that's why the dwarf planet is so named because its partialy ice and is way below freezing. In common belief the Underworld is called Hell and is ruled by Lucifer with his many demons. Hell is generalized as an eternal inferno, but it in religions it has nine circles each one more worse than the other depending on what the sinner did. Jehovah witnesses believe that Hell is just a huge lake of fire.

Persephone is Zeus and Demeters daughter. One day while in the meadow with her mother, picking flowers. Hades was nearby bringing dead souls to the underworld. Eros, the god of love, shot an arrow at Hades and he instantly fell in love with Persephone. The first person he saw. He then raced up in his chariot of black horses and captured her to bring down to th underworld. Demeter, the goddess of harvest, did not let anything grow until she found her daughter. Then Demeter had a idea, she went down to the underworld and found Hades with persephone, and demanded her return. Hades, with no other option had to let her leave. but before she did he had her eat a few seeds (if you eat in the underworld u will have to come back) and one day Persephone wanted to go back and now she lives with Hades as king and queen of the underworld. persephone only lives in the underworld during winter and autumn, she is with her mother in the spring and summer. that's why there are seasons

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Cerberus is the three headed dog that guards the dead from leaving the Underworld, he does not have a symbol unless you count his physical features of having a mane of snakes - and the tail of one - and the claws of a lion; more often he is the symbol of the Underworld.

Persephone, the daughter of Demeter (Demeter is the goddess of grain and harvest). That was said to be how the seasons change- Persephone went down by hades in the winter, but when she came back to visit her mother it was summer, because Demeter was happy.

Cerberus belongs to Hades, so Hades and his lovely wife Persephone are Cerberus' family.

However, Cerberus has a father, mother, and five siblings. His father is Typhon and his mother is Echidna. His siblings are the Nemean Lion, Ladon, the Chimera, the Sphinx, and the Hydra.

No. She had no choice. She was also forced to eat pomegranate seeds, which made them married. Also in all the myths I have read they say if you eat or drink any thing in the underworld you were traped there forever. The only reason Persephone did get out was because her father was Zeus.

The Styx is one. It could make mortals immortal. Sorry, don't know any others.

Styx, Acheron, Cocytus, Phlegethon and Lethe are the five rivers of the underworld.

Dimitri, also known as Demeter, is the goddess of agriculture and fertility.

He learned how to enter and exit the underworld unharmed

by being initiated in the Eleusinian mysteries.

Persephone's weapons are her charm, her beauty, and her intelligence. It is not shown that she relied on physical implements as weapons.

Also the fact that she has a rather possessive husband, that is quite a weapon in and of it's self.

Hades is the realm of the dead in Greek mythology. It is also the name of the Greek god who holds sway over that realm. The dead were buried with two pennies on their eyes so that they could pay Charon the boat man (portrayed as a skeletal figure) who would ferry the deceased down the river Styx to the realm of the dead, Hades.

Elysium

You need to cross the River Styx (pronounced 'sticks')

Gods are automatically immortal, they are Gods.

Unless something comes along more powerful than them with the capability of destroying them, which isn't likely to happen.

The Romans did not celebrate Pluto save in the sense as a god of wealth and a god of spring growth.