Persephone is a goddess in Greek mythology. Persephone is the daughter of Zeus, the king of the gods, and Demeter, the goddess of fertility.

Hades, who fell in love with Persephone, kidnapped her to the underworld and robbed her of her precious daughter.

Persephone is forcibly kidnapped, but Persephone, who does not want to marry, declines Hades' offer. In desperation, Hades gives the hungry Persephone a pomegranate. Persephone, who ate the pomegranate, had to stay in the underworld because of the law that "those who eat anything from the underworld must live in the underworld." I ate 4 out of 12 pomegranates, so I have to spend 4 months out of the year in the underworld.

Persephone is the goddess who created the four seasons, and is also known as the "goddess of agriculture who brings spring." Persephone's kidnapping is the trigger, and the mother, Demeter, wanders around in search of her daughter. When Demeter disappeared, the earth became a wasteland.

When Persephone returned from the underworld to the earth, the desolate land was revived and plants sprouted. However, when Persephone returns to the underworld, the earth is destroyed again. As a result, Persephone became known as the "Goddess of Spring."

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