16.socha archetyp Hádés - Slavkov u Brna, Czech Republic - Statues of Religious Figures on Waymarking.com

CZ:
Socha staršího muže ve vlneném plášti, s kyjem a v cepici. V Dome Pánu z Kunštátu v Brne mají její kopii oznacenu jako Alegorie Zimy. Pripustíme-li, že se jedná o antické božstvo, jedná se vzhledem z zachmurenosti obliceje i postavy jako celku, že je to buh podsvetí Pluto (Hádés).

V recké mytologii je Hádés (2. pád Háda, recky též Plútón, latinsky Plútó) buh podsvetí. Je nejstarším synem Titána Krona a Rheii. Po narození ho Kronos pozrel, protože se bál, že ho nekterý ze synu zbaví vlády. Když ho bratr Zeus z útrob Krona spolu s jeho dalším bratrem Poseidonem po velkém boji osvobodil, Hádovi po delení sveta pripadla ríše mrtvých. Hádés unesl do podsvetí dceru bohyne Démétér Koru a ucinil z ní svou manželku a spoluvládkyni nad ríší mrtvých zvanou Persefona. Hádés nebyl mezi bohy oblíben a své sídlo zpravidla neopouštel. Do vecí mezi nebem a zemí se príliš nepletl, vedel, že „každý kdo se jednou narodil, musí dríve ci pozdeji vejít do Hádova domu“.

Z obetních zvírat mel nejradeji cerné ovce, pri jejich zabíjení se však obetující musel dívat jinam. Ze stromu mu byl zasvecen cypriš a z kvetin narcis. Jeho jméno puvodne asi znamenalo „Nevidený“ (predrecký základ *n?-wid-).

EN:
Statue of an elderly man in a wool coat, with a cudgel in his cap. In the House of Lords Kunštátu in Brno have a copy of Marked as Allegory of Winter. Assuming that this is the ancient deity, this is due grimness of face and figure as a whole, it's a god of the underworld Pluto (Hades).

In Greek mythology, Hades (the second fall of Hades in Greek also plutons, Latin Pluto) god of the underworld. He is the eldest son of the Titan Kronos and Rhea. After the birth of Kronos devoured him, because he was afraid that he was one of the sons freed from government. When his brother Zeus from the bowels Krona along with his other brother Poseidon freed after a big fight, Hades after the division of the world empire fell dead. Hades kidnapped to the underworld goddess Demeter's daughter Koru and made her his wife and spoluvládkyni the realm of the dead called Persephone. Hades was not popular among the gods and usually did not abandon his seat. Do things in heaven and earth to interfere too, knew that "everyone who is born once, must sooner or later come into the house of Hades."

From the sacrificial animals should prefer the black sheep in their sacrificial killing but had to look away. From the tree he was consecrated cypress and narcissus flowers. His name probably originally meant "Unseen" (ballast ecky base * n-wid-).

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Associated Religion(s): Roman-catholic Statue Location: Slavkov u Brna Entrance Fee: none Artist: Giovanni Giuliani and Ignác Lengelacher Website: [Web Link]

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