Beelzebub - Gluttony

The Lord of Gluttony, Beelzebub, is the fifth demon prince. You might also hear him referred to as the "lord of fliers" or "the lord of flies," which both refer to his prowess in the air.

A character known as Beelzebub has appeared in many different cultures and religions. He appears in the Testament of Solomon as a fallen angel who is frequently connected to Lucifer. He doesn't necessarily have a specific area of influence; rather, he acts in a generally demonic fashion, inspiring men to worship devils, turn against one another, and commit murder out of desire and jealousy. He's just a general troublemaker.

He was regarded as Lucifer's top lieutenant and an essential component of a successful uprising against the devil. In Paradise Lost, Beelzebub is also portrayed as a fallen angel who, together with Astaroth, is the second-highest ranking after Lucifer. It's difficult to explain why Binsfeld compares him to a false deity or an envious demon, but others have compared him to the lord of gluttony.

Before being banished from heaven, Beelzebub was once one of the most powerful angels. Beelzebub is the lord of the flies - the animals that carry the most terrible diseases that have claimed the lives of millions. Beelzebub can also transform into the form of a fly and create epidemics of its own. In addition, he is also said to be the bringer of an army of locusts, which cause serious crop destruction. Beelzebub symbolizes the tyrants, the originator of the worship of demons, the awakener of the lusts of the priests, and the bringer of envy, murder, and war.

Without a doubt, he is one of the most feared demon lords!