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Hades

名詞

UK/ˈheɪ.diːz/
US/ˈheɪ.diːz/

定義 Hades 名詞

  1. In Greek mythology, the realm beneath the earth where the spirits of the deceased reside.

    • In ancient Greek legends, heroes would have to journey to Hades to complete difficult trials.

    • According to myth, Hades is a dark and somber place ruled by the god Hades.

    • Upon entering Hades, souls would be judged to determine their fate in the afterlife.

  2. In Greek mythology, the god who governs the underworld.

    • Hades, brother to Zeus and Poseidon, ruled the shadowy realm of the underworld.

    • Hades was known as a stern yet just ruler, treating all the dead equally.

    • Hades is often depicted holding a bident and wearing a helmet of invisibility.