Elysiums
Elysiums, also known as the Elysian Fields or Elysian Plains, are a concept found in ancient Greek religion and mythology. They are depicted as a beautiful and idyllic paradise, a land of eternal spring and sunshine where heroes and the virtuous are rewarded after death. This realm is distinct from the underworld, Hades, which is generally considered a place of gloom and suffering for most souls.
The inhabitants of Elysiums are typically those who lived exceptionally righteous lives, were favored by the
The location of Elysiums varied in different accounts. Sometimes it was placed in the west, beyond the