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Occasionally seen in his chariot, pulled by black horses and Persephone by his side.

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Hades rarely left the underworld. He wasn't welcomed by mortals or other gods.

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Hades' weapon of choice was a pitchfork-like scepter which was used to create earthquakes. He also possessed a helmet of invisibility, given to him as a present from the Cyclopes. He used the helmet during the Clash of Titans.

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He was the only Greek god to not reside on Mount Olympus, but rather dwelling under the earth, overlooking his dark domain.

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He is described as pitiless and merciless; one of the most feared gods

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This flower is associated with Hades in the Greek myth about Narcissus.

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Hades was not the judge over the dead, he overlooked and supervised the underworld. His name has also come to describe the home of the dead as well.

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Once Hades was sent to the underworld, the Greeks were too afraid of even saying his name, fearing that it might cause them to end up dead. Instead, They gave him the name Pluoton, which derived from the Greek word for wealth.

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Hades fell in love with Persephone, the daughter of his sister Demeter. One day when Persephone was gathering flowers in a field Hades left the underworld and kidnapped her. Hades made Persephone his bride, and let her rule the underworld with him. At first Persephone hated the underworld, but grew to love it and Hades. Demeter was distraught at her daughters kidnapping and made it impossible for any crops to grow on earth. People tried to convince Demeter that Persephone was happy and to let the crops grow again, but she wouldn't let anything grow until Persephone returned. Persephone knew to eat nothing because she would be forced to stay in the underworld, but one day was so hungry ate six pomegranate seeds. Zeus had a meeting with all the gods and made a deal with Hades and Demeter. Persephone would stay with Hades for six months while her mother mourned, and would go to earth for the other six months to help her mother tend the crops.

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The "hound of Hades" guards the gates of the underworld.

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Hades is seen in many artistic renderings with his scepter.

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Hades was indifferent towards prayer and sacrifice as he had already obtained many of earth's precious metals among his vast possessions, deeming him the god of wealth.

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The drinking horn is a symbol Hades is associated with.