Hades is the supreme leader of the underworld. He is in charge of hell and life and death. In Greek mythology, he is the son of Helia, his father is the second generation of God, and his mother is the queen of God. The story of Hades is also a legend. Let's look at the story of Hades.
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Hades became Hades because his father practiced a cruel rule system, but his three brothers did not advocate this system, so they jointly overthrew his father's cruel rule and pulled him down. Then, three people drew lots to allocate their respective jurisdictions, and Hades was drawn to the underworld, so he was called Hades, and so was Hades. He always sits in a chariot with four black horses and a double halberd in his hand. If there are obstacles ahead, he will use his double halberd to destroy them all. If he went to the underworld, he must have taken the victim to the underworld.
The keeper of the underworld handles the affairs of the underworld in an orderly way. He is not as lewd as Poseidon and Zeus. He is a cold man who likes darkness, but he is fair and just. He is an awesome god and the most mysterious of all gods.
In Homer's epic, Hades personally guards the underworld. When the hero Hercules wanted to enter the underworld, he stood at the door to stop him from entering. He was injured by Hercules and had to go to Olympus for treatment. It can be seen that Hades is a ruthless person.
The famous story of Hades is that he married his wife. Hades lured Persephone, the daughter of the earth goddess, to the underworld with a pomegranate, and they got married. The goddess of the earth was too sad because of the loss of her daughter, and the earth was barren from then on. Persuaded by Zeus, Hades promised Persephone to go back to his mother, but he went back to the underworld for three months every year and lived in the ghost palace to accompany Hades. These three months became the winter on earth.
The introduction of hades in Greek mythology
Hades, the guardian of the underworld, is the eldest son of the second generation God King and the empress. He is one of the four gods. He is the brother of Zeus and Poseidon. After several brothers defeated his father, they drew lots to manage hell, so they were called Hades, hence the name of Hades.
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The keeper of the underworld keeps everything in order. The watchman is indifferent, so he is indifferent, rational and impartial. Although Hades is in charge of death, he is not a "god of death" or a "judge" of the underworld. Death and judge are the sons of Mother Earth and Zeus respectively.
Hades, the guardian of the underworld, has a famous event, that is, Hades forced his wife. Hades was originally one of the few gods who were not interested in love. Once, Aphrodite, the god of love and beauty in the sky, was traveling on the earth. He said to his son, "Your arrow can't escape from people in heaven and on earth." So his son shot at Hades, and sure enough, Hades could not escape from the palm of love. One day, Persephone and Athena, goddess of war wisdom, were playing in a valley full of flowers. Persephone slowly left them both. She took a fancy to daffodils at a glance from the flowers, so she reached out to pick them. Suddenly, the earth split into two sides, and a carriage pulled by four dark horses came from the middle, but there was no driver, while Hades, the guardian of the underworld, wore invisible armor. This shocked Persephone. Hades grabbed Persephone into the car and returned to the ground, and everything was back to its original state.
Demeter was very sad after losing her daughter, so she looked for her everywhere, and everything on the earth stopped growing. So, under the mediation of Zeus, Hades promised to let his wife go back to her mother, but she spent three months in Hades every year, that is, the folk winter.
How did Hades die in Greek mythology?
Hades is the guardian of the underworld. He is also one of the twelve gods in some versions of the Lord God. Hades is the son of Cronus, the king of the second God, and Rhea, the queen of the second God, and the brother of Zeus and Poseidon. His wife is Persephone, the daughter of the goddess of the earth. So how did Hades die as a guardian of the underworld?
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In fact, Hades is not dead. He just slept a long time. Only one of his reincarnation is dead. Hades is not dead. Hades is the guardian of the underworld in Greek mythology. In Greek mythology, their view of death is that they did not go to heaven or hell with goodness, nor did they judge a person, but the underworld is the only place where all the dead go. Therefore, although the mythical image of Hades is ruthless, it does not have much evil color. The death of Hades is a typical heroic man of Olympus. He is called "Your Majesty" in Homer's epic, but there is an invisible smell of death in hades. Because Hades is underground, Hades is also regarded as the dominator of underground minerals.
So how did Hades become the guardian of the underworld? His father swallowed all his wife's children for fear that his son would overthrow him. Later, Cyclops made an invisible helmet for Hades. During the ten-year Battle of Titan, he sneaked into the base camp with a helmet, destroyed their weapons, defeated his father, and ended the war with his two younger brothers. After that, the three people drew lots to divide the world, and hades drew lots, so they became ghosts and gods. In this way, Hades became the guardian of the underworld.