Hades (Pluto)

Literally under the earth, hence called "Underworld".

Hades rules the Underworld, where the souls of dead mortals dwell.

Hades is king of the underworld because he was caught trying to steal his brother Poseidons trident and his other brother Zeus lightning bolt. As a punishment Zeus banned Hades to the underworld forever.

Such places were largely determined by loyal lore and legend. Often you find sacred places marked by temples or other ancient monuments.

The answer is yes

yes hades did do something bad he

stold persephone from her mother

with no permission so the answer is yes

and get your asses up and answer it yourself lazy asses

There are some people that do still believe in and worship Him. So, in that sense, yes He does have a connection with the modern world.

Hades is a God of death and wealth. Those are two things that will always remain constant in any society, death and money.

His name is Charon.

Poseidon resides in the sea, Hades resides in the Underworld.

a helmet that allows him to blend into the shadows like turning invisible but better and in a chariot of undead horses.

he is the lord of the dead and rules over the underworld

Jupiter, notably, as well as Neptune. For the three divided the world between themselves.

As well as his wife Proserpina, Queen of the Underworld.

In Greek mythology there is no heaven or hell, there is only The Underworld, presided over by the God of the dead Hades. The Underworld is a place of rest and protection, everyone goes there when they die; sinners, saints, everyone.

The white poplar, mint, cypress tree, and asphodel were all sacred plants to Hades.

Zeus betrayed his brothers Hades and Poseidon by having a child after swearing on the river Styx that none of them would have a child being that there powers were too powerful, so yes, Zues did betray Hades

The Greeks version of the after life made it a place people could actually go to without having to die, but it was very taboo. Besides it being highly frowned upon there also was the matter of crossing the river of Styx because Charon rarely let the living across and not to mention Cerberus, a giant three headed dog that gaurded the underworld from living souls and only let the dead pass. Orpheus got past both these obstacles by playing beautiful music, his music wowed Charon to take him across and calmed Cerberus until he fell asleep.

When they died, they were sent to the Fields of Punishment to be tortured.

Absolutely not. Hades is a God, Gods cannot be killed for one. And Hades is a God of the Dead, The Riches, and the Underworld. He has a gorgeous wife who loves him. Why on earth would he have any reason to be suicidal?

As the god of Underworld, he has supreme control over death. He is also the Greek god of riches and has the benefit of controlling the precious metals and stones under the surface of the Earth.

• Heracles (in his 12th task of bringing up Cerberus)
• Orpheus (to try to rescue his wife, Eurydice)

The Underworld of Ancient Mythology was not merely 'dark and gloomy', it was as differing as we imagine our own world to be above ground. It was often called Hades, after the Greek god who ruled it.

Yes.

Hades didn't really 'capture' Eurydice- she stepped on a poisonous snake and died, entering Hades' domain herself- the Underworld.

This is mainly a matter of opinion, but I imagine him to be really hot. I mean, he's immortal, so that means he looks young, but has the intellect of a guy much older. And he's god of the dead, so he's probably really deep dark and dangerous.

Again, this is opinion. I don't think Homer ever said if Hades was cute or not.

Before Persephone became the wife of Hades, he had a lover called Mintha and either Demeter or Persephone turned her into the herb, mint.