Hades

Hades

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Greek

Ancient Greece

"God of the Underworld and the Dead"

Personality Traits

Just Stern Wealthy Patient Inevitable

About

Hades is the god of the underworld and ruler of the dead, one of the three sons of Cronus who divided the cosmos with his brothers Zeus and Poseidon. Though often feared, Hades is not evil—he is the stern but fair judge of the deceased, ensuring each soul receives its proper fate.

Unlike the other Olympians who dwell on Mount Olympus, Hades rules from his dark realm below, rarely visiting the world above. He possesses the Helm of Darkness, which renders him invisible, and guards the vast wealth of the earth—precious metals and gems buried within.

Though his abduction of Persephone is his most famous myth, Hades proved to be a devoted husband. His realm, while somber, is orderly and just. He represents the inevitable end that awaits all mortals, neither cruel nor kind—simply unavoidable.

Famous Story

When Hades fell in love with Persephone, he abducted her to the underworld. Her mother Demeter's grief caused eternal winter until a compromise was reached: Persephone would spend half the year below, half above—thus creating the seasons.

If You Match

Your features carry the solemn authority of Hades. There is a quiet, inevitable power to your presence—the look of one who understands deep truths others avoid. Your face speaks of patience, fairness, and the dignity of accepting what must be.

Also Known As

Pluto Aidoneus The Rich One The Unseen One