Pluto (Roman god of the underworld)

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Pluto is the Roman god of the underworld and ruler of the realm of the dead, often associated with wealth and the riches found beneath the earth.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman god
deity
underworld god
abode palace in the underworld
underworld
animal Cerberus
associatedConcept afterlife
burial rites
death
associatedWith chthonic powers
fertility of the earth
precious metals
riches beneath the earth
wealth
culture Roman mythology
domain realm of the dead
underworld
epithet Dis Pater
Orcus
Rex Inferorum
surface form: Rex Infernus

Rex Inferorum
equivalentTo Aidoneus
Hades
greekCounterpart Hades
latinName Pluto
myth abduction of Proserpina
notSameAs Playful Pluto
surface form: Pluto (Disney character)

Pluto
surface form: Pluto (dwarf planet)
otherName Pluto
surface form: Pluton
parent Ops
Saturn
power control over souls of the dead
role dispenser of subterranean wealth
guardian of the underworld
ruler of the dead
sibling Ceres
Rhea
surface form: Juno

Jupiter
Neptune
4 Vesta
surface form: Vesta
spouse Persephone
surface form: Proserpina
spouseEquivalentOf Persephone
symbol bident
cornucopia
keys of the underworld
scepter
vehicle chariot drawn by black horses
worshipPlace Tartarus
surface form: Avernus

Rome
sanctuaries in Italy

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

Pluto namedAfter Pluto (Roman god of the underworld)
Plutus romanEquivalent Pluto (Roman god of the underworld)
this entity surface form: Pluto (partially, as god of riches)