What was this Greek Goddesses Name?

The young girl ('Kore' which means maiden) took the name Persephone (or Proserpine in Latin), and her mother is Demeter. How long Persephone (as well as how she got there) remains in Hades depends on what myth you read . Persephone became the Queen of the Underworld and remained as Goddess of the Spring per the Eleusinian Mysteries (at Eleusis 14 miles out of Athens). This agricultural-based cult promised its initiates passage to a blessed afterlife.

Persephone was usually depicted as a young goddess holding sheafs of grain and a flaming torch. Sometimes she was shown in the company of her mother Demeter, and the hero Triptolemos, the teacher of agriculture. At other times she appears enthroned beside Haides/Hades.

Persephone at 6 pomegranate seeds when she was kidnapped by Zeus. That was the reason for the 6 month split.

Demeter/Ceres is the goddess of the seasons and harvest, and is the mother.

The mother is Demeter. The Daughter was known to the Greeks as Persephone or Core (which meant "maiden") and to Romans as Proserpone though, like her husbad, she had a great many names so they didn't have to refer to her directly, as is was considered unwise to attract the attention of the Gods of the Underworld (hers included "Iron Queen" or "Core" or "Nestis"0

She originated from pre-Greek myths of the maiden/mother/crone variety - where Core and Persephone would have been names for different aspects of the triad.

Persephone ate from the tree in hades and her mother was Demeter

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since 2 people have already answered... she ate a pomagranite seed while in the under world, that is why she had to return each year.

The girl is Persephone.

I cant remember the moms name though.

Demetre is the mother.

Persephone is the daughter.

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