Pluto

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Pluto is the Roman god of the underworld and wealth, often identified with the Greek god Hades.

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Pluto canonical 11
Pluton 3
Plouton 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman god
deity
alsoKnownAs Dis
Dis Pater
Orcus
animalSymbol black horse
dog
associatedConcept burial
fertility of the earth
funerary rites
mineral wealth
associatedPlace entrances to the underworld
underworld rivers
associatedWith Greek god Hades
cultCenter Rome
culture ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
domain underworld
wealth
equivalentTo Greek goddess Persephone’s husband
Hades
etymology name derived from Greek Plouton meaning wealth
gender male
guardedBy Cerberus
mythologicalRole god of hidden wealth
guardian of the dead
ruler of the underworld
oftenDepictedWith Proserpina
linked to: Persephone

chariot drawn by black horses
three-headed dog
parents Ops
Saturn
power control over the dead
invisibility
religion ancient Roman religion
residence underworld
sibling Ceres
Juno
Jupiter
Neptune
Vesta
linked to: 4 Vesta
sphereOfInfluence subterranean riches
the afterlife
the dead
spouse Proserpina
linked to: Persephone
symbol chariot
cornucopia
keys
scepter
worshipType private cult
state cult

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (18)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Roman religion hasDeity Pluto
Serapis equatedWith Pluto
Juno sibling Pluto
Pluto otherName Pluton
linked to: Pluto
Aidoneus romanEquivalent Pluto
Ploutonion dedicatedTo Pluto
Ploutonion worshippedDeity Plouton
linked to: Pluto
Hippolyte et Aricie character Pluton
subject linked to: Hippolyte et Aricie (Rameau)
linked to: Pluto
ᾍδης epithet Plouton
linked to: Pluto
L'Orfeo character Plutone
linked to: Pluto
Proserpine hasCharacter Pluton
linked to: Pluto
Pelops mother Plouto
linked to: Pluto
Saturn childrenWithOps Pluto
Juno sibling Pluto
subject linked to: Roman goddess Juno