Hades is a god known as the ruler of the underworld in Greek mythology. Hades, the brother of Zeus and half-brother of Poseidon, rules the souls of the dead and controls the underground kingdom. He is often depicted as a dark and cold figure.
The best-known story of Hades is that he was given the underground kingdom in an agreement by the gods to share the government on Mount Olympus. Therefore, it falls to him to rule over the souls of the dead. Hades is also not considered an evil god, although he is associated with darkness and death, but simply the ruler of the underworld.
Hades is often depicted sitting on the royal throne, wearing black clothes and symbols representing the world of the dead. In mythology, other important figures associated with him include his wife Persephone and the three-headed dog Kerberos. The story of Hades forms a rich part of mythological tales and shapes the understanding of death and the afterlife in ancient Greek culture.
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