The Eddas

Pluto

Role: son of Saturn · First appears: Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 2

Life events

  • In Snorri's Foreword, Saturn shared his kingdom with his sons and assigned each a realm.(Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 2 · 📍 Crete)
    • With: Saturn Jupiter Neptune
    • “and when he thought himself firmly established in his kingdom, he shared it with his sons, whom he set up with himself as gods; and to Jupiter he gave the realm of heaven; to Neptune, the realm of the earth, and to Pluto, hell”
  • In Snorri's Foreword, Saturn gave Pluto Cerberos to guard hell.(Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 2 · 📍 hell)
    • With: Saturn
    • “and therefore he gave to him his dog, the one whom he called Cerberos, to guard hell.”

Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 2

  • parent: Saturn “He had three sons: one hight Jupiter, another Neptune, the third Pluto.”
  • siblings with Jupiter “He had three sons: one hight Jupiter, another Neptune, the third Pluto.”
  • siblings with Neptune “He had three sons: one hight Jupiter, another Neptune, the third Pluto.”
  • patron: Saturn “and therefore he gave to him his dog, the one whom he called Cerberos, to guard hell.”

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