Elysium
Elysium was the island for a chosen few. The gods permitted only heroes or very good people to enter into this area.
Asphodel Fields
The Asphodel Fields were for the spirits of the common Greek. The majority of the population would be directed to here after death. Those who went to the Asphodel Fields were people who were neither particularly good or evil during their lives.
Tartarus
Tartarus was an area for those who were to be punished. In this place punishments were severe and unending. It was to Tartarus that Zeus sent the Titans after winning the battles against them. Mortals also could end up in Tartarus for crimes such as raping a daughter, hording wealth, committing fraud, and other more severe crimes.
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Hera
The Elysium Fields
The offspring of Mother Earth (Gaia) and Father Heaven (Uranus) in Greek Mythology are called the Titans.
In Greek mythology, Hades is the underworld where souls go after death, not equivalent to heaven. The equivalent to heaven in Greek mythology is Elysium, a paradise where heroes and favored individuals reside after death.
Because, if they were females, they'd be GODDESSES!
The main god of Greek mythology would be Zeus, the king of the gods. for he is ruler of heaven and earth. he is also king of the world.
In Greek mythology, a god associated with sleep was Hypnos. In Roman mythology, this god is called Somnus. The Greek god of dreams was Morpheus.
There is a three headed dog in Greek Mythology, that guards he underworld. It is called Cerberus.
The goddess of the earth in Greek mythology is Gaia. She is considered the primordial deity and personification of the Earth itself. Gaia is often portrayed as a mother figure, symbolizing fertility, growth, and the interconnectedness of all living beings.
He is called Poseidon in Greek mythology, and Neptune in Roman mythology.
Hades, which is in Greek and Roman mythology, is both a place for heaven and hell. So all dead people go to Hades according to Greek and Roman mythology.
Greek Mythology, also called Classical Mythology is the ancient religion of the ancient Greeks: as reported and reduced by Greek poets of old.