Pluto (Latin: Pl) ū Pluto, also known as Pluto, is the ruler of the soul world in Roman mythology. Corresponds to Hades in Greek mythology.

In Roman mythology, the wife of Pluto is Prosperina, which corresponds to the wife of Hades in Greek mythology, Persephod. Prosepina is the daughter of the agricultural goddess Kress (corresponding to Demeter in Greek mythology), and her myth is completely copied from the myth of Persephone.
The name 'Pluto' originates from the Greek root of 'wealthy', as the underworld king is believed to be the mother god in charge of the flow of underground debris and the bestowal of human harvest underground. After the introduction of Pluto from Greek mythology, the original Roman god of the underworld, Dis Partel, was gradually absorbed and replaced.
It is worth noting that in Greek Roman mythology, the Pluto was never an evil god. He is not a character like Satan in Christianity who opposes justice. However, ancient people did not worship him very much. In ancient Rome, there was no temple dedicated to Pluto, but there was an underground altar in the training ground of Mars where Pluto and Prosepina were worshipped together. But in Byzantium, there was a Pruto temple. It is said that the Romans only gave black dog meat to Pluto.

Pluto was the son of Cronus and Rhea. Pluto was in charge of a part of the world and was the king of the underworld. He was appointed as the King of Dead and Wealth again, because all precious metals were deeply buried in the heart of the earth. In Greece, the name of the underworld king was Pluto, the son of Ceres and Iazon. He was a well-known god of wealth. He was abandoned at a young age and brought up by the God of Peace, Parks. Because Pluto insisted on giving his love only to the good, pure, and noble, Jupiter abolished his eyes. From then on, the gifts and distributions of the blind God treated the recipients equally.
When people mention the name of this god, they feel fear in their hearts. When it comes to him, there is no one who does not tremble. To be honest, people don't want to see his face. If he comes to Earth from the underworld, there will be no good. His goal is to find a victim and bring back a terrifying hell. From time to time, he would patrol the underworld to see if there were cracks and if sunlight penetrated, illuminating the dark hell and dispelling its shadows.
Yan King Pluto went out on a mission by riding chariots pulled by four black horses, with their bodies shining black like coal. On the way forward, when encountering obstacles blocking the way, he used his double pointed fork to break them down and let them out. The double pronged halberd was a symbol of his power, and Pluto abducted the radiant plant goddess Proselpina, the daughter of Keris, and placed her on the throne, naming her the queen of the underworld.

Pluto's appearance was very strict, with a dark beard on his face and tightly closed lips. He wore a crown on his head and held a scepter and key in his hand. All of this indicates that he carefully controls the souls that enter his realm, and also indicates that the ghosts that enter cannot escape. In this world, he has no temple, and his statues are very rare. Occasionally, people also offer sacrifices to his altar, especially on his once-in-a-century celebration called the "Long Athletic Games," where black animals are killed as sacrificial offerings.
His kingdom, commonly known as hell, is a place inaccessible to living people. According to Roman tradition, the entrance to hell is at the extinct volcano of Aphorus near Naples, Italy; But the Greeks asserted that there was another entrance near Promontory. There is a common saying between the two ethnic groups: once they enter in a daze, no matter what kind of martial arts they use, they cannot come out again. The proverb says, "Going to hell is like walking downhill, easy and easy; going back to the sunny world is like climbing a cliff, difficult to walk with an inch
In order to prevent mortals from entering or the escape of dead souls, Pluto placed a three headed dog named Cerberus to guard the gates of hell.
The ghost of the dead kept sliding and rolling down the long underground passage, straight to the Yan Wang Temple. On the throne of the underworld, Pluto and Proselpina, dressed in black robes, sat majestically. There is a flowing river that leads from under the constellation of Pluto to the center of the earth. There are five rivers in the underworld, and the Nai River is one of them. The river is filled with saltwater, which is the tears of sinners. The sinner was sent to Tartaros, which is a part of hell. The purpose of setting aside this section is to specifically deal with the souls of evil people, ordering them to do hard labor and turn evil into good. The Naihe River is named after the helpless sigh of the soul, which can be heard from the regretful flowing water.

Pluto built a river of fire, enclosing the territory of the underworld. Before obeying the verdict at the Yanwang Temple, the souls of the dead must pass through the Akrong River, which is dark, unfathomable, and turbulent, making it impossible for even the boldest swimmers to swim. Due to the absence of a bridge here, all souls must rely on the help of the old boatman Kerong, who has a small boat to ferry. Strictly speaking, it is an old, waterlogged flat bottomed boat, but it can barely ferry you from shore to shore. To cross the river, you must first give a coin as a fee, otherwise you will not be allowed to board the ship. So, in order to raise funds for crossing the river, the living person should put a small money under the deceased's tongue before they are buried. In this way, the souls of the dead will go straight to the Yan Wang Temple, without any delay. As soon as Karon's waterlogged ship docked, a large group of anxious souls crowded in, vying for a seat. The emotionless boatman cruelly pushed and pushed them, dancing his oars. When all that was supposed to be done was done, he leisurely selected the next group of souls to cross the river.
Those souls who cannot afford to cross the river must wait for a year, and at the end of the year, Charon reluctantly ferried them across the river for free.
There is also a sacred river called Styx in the underworld, facing which the gods can issue their irreparable vows. Another river named Forgetting the River, with its magical power, can make you forget all the joys, sorrows, and pains of your lifetime. This is prepared for the kind, who can enjoy eternal blessings in heaven with no worries or worries due to their personal acts of kindness during their lifetime.

Near the throne of Pluto sat three prefectural judges, Minos, Ladamantis, and Aeacos. Their responsibility is to interrogate the new soul and distinguish between good and evil, good and bad thoughts and actions from entanglement. Weigh the interrogation materials on the balance of the impartial and sharp sword wielding goddess of justice, Themis, and she will issue her announcement and execute it truthfully without mercy. If the weight of good on the scale is greater than the weight of evil, the soul will be guided to heaven; On the contrary, if evil is too severe, they will be sent to Tartaros and tortured by cremation. A later poet wrote, "The sinful soul is forced to be locked in the gates of Tartaros and subjected to burning in the blazing flames. The good are sent into the valleys of heaven, forever living a healthy and peaceful life
The guilty soul is handed over to the Angry Three Serpents. The three snakes use their spiky tails to drive the guilty souls into the gate of Tartaros. Their three sisters are children of Akron and Knicks. The three of them, one named Alecto, one named Thesifogne, and one named Meghra, are known for their ruthlessness and ruthlessness, just like Nemesis, the goddess of revenge. They drove the ghosts they had entrusted over the rapidly rolling Volgerson River, where the waves pounded against the rocks and made thunderous noises, all the way into the bronze gate. There is a place where the guilty ghosts are constantly tormented.
The three goddesses who manipulate life and destiny also sit next to Pluto. Croto and his little sister weave the thread of life, mixed with black and white threads. Second sister Lachesis, twist these threads into a strand of rope. Under the action of her fingers, sometimes they tighten tightly, resulting in stronger stress; Sometimes when twisted loosely, the force is weaker, which determines the strength and fragility of human life. They twist and twist, twisting joy and sorrow, hope and fear, peace and war into the lifeline of human beings.