According to Greek mythology, Hades is the god of death, who was the master and lord of the kingdom of the dead, his parents were the titans Cronos and Reta, his brothers were the gods Zeus (King of Olympus) and Poseidon (King of the seas), just as they had the power over the sky and the sea respectively, Hades had it over the underworld, which was named with the same name (Hades), in said culture, that world was exemplified as a species of world under the earthwhere the souls of dead people went, where they were destined to have an uncomfortable and painful existence, where the function of Hades was to prevent said souls from leaving their abode.
This was represented by the ancient Greeks as a sad and terrible god, but despite this he was not considered as someone bad, his figure can be seen holding a horn of plenty, which was the exemplification of wealth, with a long beard, coiled hair very similar to his brothers, he also possessed a scepter with three points, a tool that he used as a weapon and also to guide souls to their final abode, he also possessed a helmet that was given to him by the Cyclopes and that gave him the power to invincible to whoever possessed it. There are few physical references that are had of him and the few that exist can be observed in the company of his wife.
The god Hades is the king of hell or Hades as it is also known, his function is to keep there all the souls that are in that place, he uses the help of several subjects, among which we can highlight Charon, who is in charge of transporting the souls of dead people from one side of the river Acheron to the other, in addition to having the company of Persephone, who was the daughter of Zeus, who was kidnapped by Hades and later forced to contract nuptials with him, then the god of the underworld gave him to eat grains of pomegranate, a food that was found in Tartarus and that anyone who starts it could not leave the underworld.
