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| − | |name= [[Azazel]]<br>[[Ramiel]]<br>[[Dagon]]<br>[[Asmodeus]]
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| − | |actor= [[Frederic Lehne]]<br>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0872864/ Jerry Trimble Jr.]<br>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2416847/ Ali Ahn]<br>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0661651/ Jeffrey Vincent Parise]
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| − | |dates= '''Azazel:''' ???? - 2007 (killed by [[Dean Winchester]])<br>'''Ramiel:''' ???? - 2017 (killed by [[Sam Winchester]])<br>'''Dagon:''' ???? - 2017 (killed by [[Castiel]])
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| − | |occupation= Generals of Hell's armies
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| − | |episodes= [[1.01 Pilot]]<br>[[1.21 Salvation]]<br>[[1.22 Devil's Trap]] <br>[[2.01 In My Time of Dying]]<br>[[2.21 All Hell Breaks Loose: Part One]]<br>[[2.22 All Hell Breaks Loose: Part Two]]<br>[[4.03 In the Beginning]]<br>[[4.22 Lucifer Rising]]<br>[[12.12 Stuck in the Middle (With You)]]<br>[[12.13 Family Feud]]
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| − | |text= Azazel was a fanatic. A true believer in Lucifer's 'Master Plan.' But the rest of us? Well, the truth is, we stopped caring a long time ago. Asmodeus has his hobbies. Dagon has her toys. We're happy where we are.
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| − | ==History==
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| − | The Princes of Hell were the first generation of [[demons]] created by the [[archangel]] [[Lucifer]] after the creation of [[Lilith]]<ref name="twelve12">[[12.12 Stuck in the Middle (With You)]]</ref> and before the [[Knights of Hell]].<ref name="eight12>[[8.12 As Time Goes By]]</ref> [[Crowley]] further stated that they were made prior to the sinking of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantis Atlantis] in ancient times, dating as far back as 360 BC. The Princes of Hell were [[Azazel]], [[Ramiel]], [[Asmodeus]], and their sister [[Dagon]].<ref name="twelve12" />
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| − | The Princes of Hell were trained to lead as generals of demon armies, but at some point in time Ramiel, Dagon, and Asmodeus abdicated their rank, no longer caring about Lucifer or [[Hell]], and went to live quiet lives on Earth. <ref name="twelve12" /> With Lilith locked away deep within [[Hell]], Azazel became a tyrant keeping Hell in order in her absence and the absence of his siblings.
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| − | Described as a "fanatic" by Ramiel,<ref name="twelve12" /> Azazel's iron fist control over Hell<ref name="three04">[[3.04 Sin City]]</ref> ensured that Lucifer's master plan of escaping [[Lucifer's Cage|his Cage]] would come to fruition. On October 15, 1972, he was able to locate the mouth of the Cage beneath [[St. Mary's Convent]] in Ilchester, Maryland, and he used it to make contact with Lucifer after possessing [[Father Lehne|the priest]], sacrificing eight nuns, and using [[The Nun|the head nun]] as a mouthpiece for Lucifer to communicate with him. Azazel told Lucifer about how he never stopped searching for him, stating how the other Princes had lost faith and calling them "dickless heathens." It was there where Lucifer told him to release Lilith who was "trapped neck deep in the pit" at the time so she can break [[the 66 Seals]] and to find him [[Special Children|a very special child]] to do so. <ref name="four22">[[4.22 Lucifer Rising]]</ref> Though Azazel succeeded, he was killed by [[Dean Winchester]] using [[the Colt]] in 2007.<ref name="two22">[[2.22 All Hell Breaks Loose: Part Two]]</ref> During the demonic dispute over the new chain of command, <ref name="three04" /> the remaining Princes did not appear to assume his role in leading his army, which eventually fell to the newly freed Lilith.<ref name="three12">[[3.12 Jus in Bello]]</ref>
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| − | With the deaths of Azazel and Lilith and with Lucifer having been defeated, Hell was left in a power vacuum and Crowley, acting as an emissary, paid a visit to Ramiel in 2011 to give him the Colt and the Lance of Michael as offerings to take control of Hell's throne. Ramiel declined, instead suggesting that Crowley is ambitious enough to take it, telling him he need not worry about the Princes coming after the throne. However, he held Crowley responsible for ensuring no one bothers himself or his siblings. Crowley was able to keep their [[deal]] for six years, but when the [[British Men of Letters]] sent [[Mary Winchester]] to retrieve [[the Colt]] in 2017, Ramiel was ultimately killed by [[Sam Winchester]] with the [[Lance of Michael]].<ref name="twelve12" />
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| − | At around the same time, Dagon reemerged under Lucifer's command, protecting his unborn [[Nephilim]] son, [[Jack]], until his birth in exchange for a place at Lucifer's side and raising his son as a force of destruction. She was instead killed when the child gave [[Castiel]] its power to destroy her in flames.<ref name="twelve19">[[12.19 The Future]]</ref>
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| − | Currently, Asmodeus is the only living Prince of Hell.
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| − | Princes of Hell, by virtue of being "the oldest of the old demons" according to [[Crowley]], are more powerful than average, having certain abilities and powers not seen in typical demons. The Princes of Hell are also distinguished by their pale yellow eyes -- yellow irises with white sclerae and no visible pupils, although Azazel often had visible pupils when he was alive in earlier episodes.
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| − | Princes of Hell, like all demons have superhuman strength and durability. They can create and manipulate fire through pyrokinesis, and are also telekinetic, and have the power to throw or inflict lacerations upon humans with their minds. Princes of Hell are also seen to be impervious to things that would be debilitating to regular demons, such as not being affected by [[holy water]] or [[devil's trap]] bullets. They can survive killing blows from both [[Angel Blade|angel blades]] and [[Ruby's Knife|demon-killing knives]]. The Princes are capable of making [[Deals and Pacts|deals]] with humans and they have the power to possess [[reaper|reapers]] and use their powers for themselves. They even have the power to kill angels and lesser demons.
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| − | As powerful as the Princes of Hell are, they are not without their weaknesses. They cannot cross [[iron]] and can be trapped inside of [[Devil's trap (symbol)|devil's traps]]. The only two weapons that have been shown to be able to kill a Prince of Hell have been [[the Colt]] and the [[Lance of Michael]].
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| − | ===[[1.01 Pilot]]===
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| − | On November 2, 1983, in [[Lawrence, Kansas]], [[Azazel]] pays a visit to an infant [[Sam Winchester]]. He stands over baby Sam's crib and begins feeding him [[demon blood]]. Mary, checking on Sam, first assumes Azazel to be John but quickly realizes it is Azazel. Mary is eviscerated and pinned to the ceiling; when [[John]] hears her screams he rushes to Sam's nursery to find her on the ceiling and engulfed in flames.
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| − | ===[[1.21 Salvation]]===
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| − | Sam begins receiving visions of Azazel in a nursery attacking a mother. He is able to locate the family in his vision and later formulates a plan to kill Azazel with [[the Colt]].
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| − | [[Monica Holt]] enters her baby [[Rose Holt|Rose]]'s nursery to find a dark figure standing over the crib. When she asks what Azazel is, he raises his hand and Monica is flung back against the wall. Sam races up the stairs and along the corridor as Monica slides up the wall and onto the ceiling. He enters the room and Azazel turns to him, yellow eyes shining. Sam hesitates, frozen and staring. As Monica screams for Rose, Sam raises the Colt and pulls the trigger. Azazel disappears into smoke. After Sam and Dean get Monica and Rose out of the burning house, they spot Azazel silhouetted in the burning nursery, standing completely still. Sam tries to go back and attempt to kill him again but he is stopped by Dean, who tells him it would be suicide.
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| − | After saving John and bringing him to a cabin in the woods, Dean realizes that John has been possessed when John shows no anger for Dean wasting a bullet from the Colt; Dean notes that the real John would be furious. He tells Sam and Dean to kill him if they think he is possessed, but Dean can't go through with it. As Dean lowers the Colt, Azazel reveals himself to the Winchesters. Sam lunges toward him, but is thrown against the wall and pinned, along with Dean. Azazel picks up the Colt and begins mocking them, telling Sam to make the Colt float to him. He tells them this is payback for [[exorcising]] [[Meg]] and killing [[Tom]], whom he considered his "children." As Azazel begins tearing into Dean, John is able to wrestle control enough for Sam to break free and grab the Colt. He shoots John in the leg; John tells Sam to finish it, as he can't hold onto Azazel much longer. When Sam refuses, Azazel smokes out of John and escapes through a crack in the floor.
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| − | ===[[2.01 In My Time of Dying]]===
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| − | Realizing [[Dean]] is going to die, [[John]] decides to summon [[Azazel]] in the hospital basement to make a deal. He first offers Azazel [[the Colt]] and its final bullet, but Azazel wants something more: John's life. John agrees to the terms, on the condition he sees Dean alive and well with his own eyes. Azazel agrees, and proceeds to enter [[the Veil]], where he takes possession of the [[reaper]], [[Tessa]], and brings Dean back to life. Once John sees Dean and has a final moment with his sons, he collapses dead per his arrangement with Azazel.
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| − | ===[[2.21 All Hell Breaks Loose: Part One]]===
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| − | After bringing the remaining [[Special Children]] to Cold Oak, South Dakota, Azazel came to Sam telling him about how he needs only one of them to lead his army. He also tells the truth about how he and the others have psychic abilities; feeding them his blood when they were six months old. Jake tells Sam that he visited him too, telling that only one of them will escape alive. Manipulated by Azazel, Jake turned on Sam and the ensuing fight ended with Sam dead and Jake escaping into the woods.
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| − | After Jake killed Sam, he escaped into the woods where Azazel met him at his improvised campsite. Jake threatened to kill him for what he made him do to the other people in Cold Oak, but Azazel told him to comply or he will kill his family. After arriving at the train tracks, Jake met with Azazel again who gave him the Colt to open a crypt, promising him and his family to be treated as royalty. Dean, Ellen, Bobby, and a revived Sam discovered that Azazel is planning to do something in Southern Wyoming after discovering that there is a 100 square mile Devil's Trap built by Samuel Colt, and [[Fossil Butte Cemetery|an old cowboy cemetery]] in the center. Jake was able to open the crypt, but Sam shot him seven times, killing him. They realize that the crypt was [[Devil's Gate in Wyoming|a Devil's Gate]] which had released Azazel's demon army and numerous spirits.
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| − | When the gate was opened, the pentagram was broken allowing Azazel to reach the cemetery. Dean realizes that the Colt still had the last bullet and when Azazel appeared, he took the gun from Dean and knocked him onto a nearby gravestone. Sam, who was helping Bobby and Ellen seal the crypt, went over to help Dean, but he was thrown onto a tree. Azazel mocks Dean about his dedication to his family which resulted in his desperate act to make a deal with a crossroads demon to bring back Sam. He intended to kill him with the Colt, but [[John Winchester|John]], escaping from Hell via the Devil's Gate as a [[vengeful spirit]], attacks Azazel, ripping him out of his [[meatsuit]]. John's distraction gives Dean enough time to retrieve the Colt and shoot Azazel after he returns into his meatsuit, finally killing him with the Colt's final remaining bullet. After closing the crypt, Bobby and Ellen witness John's spirit staring at Azazel's body. After sharing one final moment with his sons, John's spirit finally passes on ascending to Heaven. Dean stares at Azazel's dead body and tells him "That was for our mom, you son of a bitch." They all agree that despite the fact that Azazel, is dead, his demon army was released.
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| − | ===[[4.03 In the Beginning]]===
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| − | [[Castiel]] sends Dean back to April, 1973 to discover Azazel's true endgame. Azazel, possessing a doctor named Dr. Brown, had attempted to make a deal with a woman named Liddy Walsh to receive permission to enter her house in ten years in exchange for curing her husband of cancer. He was interrupted by Dean, [[Samuel Campbell|Samuel]], and Mary, but he flings them away. He turns his attention to Mary, but he had to leave when Dean realized that he had the Colt and possessed Samuel before he left the house.
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| − | After Dean tells Samuel about how he came from the future, Azazel reveals himself and restrains Dean onto a wall while still in his chair. Azazel tells him about how he had been searching for "Ideal breeders" to produce the Special Children. Although, he refuses to tell Dean about his true endgame, even telling him that he is going to cover his tracks. Dean tells him that no matter what, he is still going to kill him. Azazel then proceeds to kill Samuel and [[Deanna Campbell]] and escapes to find Mary. He snaps John's neck and offers to bring him back in exchange for returning in ten years, but he refuses to tell her what he really wants. Mary accepts the deal and Azazel escapes, leaving Samuel's body behind just as Dean arrives. Castiel appears and sends Dean back to the future.
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| − | In 1972 at St. Mary's Convent in Ilchester, Maryland, Azazel takes possession of a priest, [[Father Lehne]] one evening. The next day, during a service for the nuns, he begins speaking of his "Father", and how he had almost given up hope until he found the convent. Revealing his yellow eyes, he proceeds to slaughter all the nuns in the chapel.
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| − | Through these sacrifices, Azazel is able to make a connection to [[Lucifer's Cage]], using a [[The Nun|dead nun]] as a conduit. During their brief talk, [[Lucifer]] reveals that he will need [[Lilith]] to break him free of his prison, and that Azazel will have to find him a "[[Special Children|special child]]."
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| − | ===[[12.12 Stuck in the Middle (With You)]]===
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| − | Back in 2011, Crowley appears before [[Ramiel]], offering him the Lance of Michael and the Colt in exchange for taking Hell's throne, but he refuses and gives the throne to Crowley in exchange for immunity for himself and his siblings. Crowley agrees and leaves the Lance and the Colt with Ramiel.
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| − | Six years later, Mary brings Sam, Dean, Cass, and [[Wally]] a case to kill a demon which is later revealed to be Ramiel. Mary heads downstairs to Ramiel's basement and takes the Colt from his wallsafe. After Ramiel arrived, they discovered that he is immune to devil's trap bullets and [[Ruby's Knife]]. He barrels after Castiel and flashes his yellow eyes to Mary. After knocking Cass out of a window, he stabs him with the Lance of Michael right before Mary ran him over with Wally's van.
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| − | After seeking shelter in a barn, Crowley appears and tells them the truth about Ramiel being one of the four Princes of Hell, another being Azazel who was killed by Dean ten years prior. Crowley appears before Ramiel offering him another deal to leave the Winchesters and Castiel alone, but he throws Crowley through the doors. Ramiel becomes trapped by a ring of holy fire and tells them that he doesn't care about anything to do with Lucifer, even the fact that he is going to have a baby, stating that [[Dagon]] had taken an interest instead. Ramiel gives the thirty seconds to give the Colt back to him or he would kill them and take it back himself. Mary stays silent while the thirty seconds run out and Ramiel uses the Lance to extinguish the holy fire, freeing him. After an ensuing fight, Ramiel is stabbed by Sam with the Lance of Michael. Ramiel laughs before flashing orange, his wound catching fire and exploding. Crowley later snaps the Lance in half to save Castiel's life after remembering what Ramiel said about the magic in the Lance lying in its craftsmanship.
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| − | After [[Kelly Kline]] is ambushed by angels, [[Dagon]] appears and killed them both, taking Kelly to safety. Dagon tells her that she can keep her son safe, stating that nothing is born evil and that her son could save them all. Kelly agrees to let Dagon keep her safe until her child is born.
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| − | Lucifer is communicating with Dagon to keep up to date with Kelly's health, and it was discovered that he promised Dagon a place by his side in exchange for keeping his son safe. After experiencing some pain, Kelly demands Dagon to take her to the doctor. They perform an ultrasound and while the doctor notices something, Dagon uses her powers to get the doctor to tell Kelly that "everything looks a-okay." After Dagon leaves to get more supplies, Kelly is drawn out of hiding by Sam and Dean.
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| − | After Kelly tells them that she can't kill her child, Dagon appears to retrieve Dagon, Sam and Dean shoot at her with no effect. She flings everyone away before taking Kelly's hand and proceeding to escape. After Eileen Leahy takes the Colt and fires at Dagon, she and kelly disappear, leaving Renny Rawlings to take the hit. She chains Kelly to the bed stating that she can't be trusted and tells her that birthing a Nephilim is always fatal for the mother.
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| − | ===[[12.19 The Future]]===
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| − | After Kelly is refusing to take care of herself, Dagon is forced to make her take her vitamins. She unchains her and tells her to take a bath, but Kelly tried to kill herself and her baby, losing hope that her baby would be good for the world, but he revived her to save himself and influencing her with his powers. After Dagon realizes what happened, she tells him that he saved her to save himself, but Kelly tells her that her baby is not evil. After [[Joshua]] tracks down the Nephilim, he sends Castiel, Kelvin, and Hozai to retrieve Kelly. The conflict ended with Hozai dead, Kelvin restrained, and Castiel escaping with Kelly.
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| − | Lucifer chimes in to get an update and Dagon tries to tell him that everything is fine, but he could tell that she was lying so Dagon had to tell him what happened. Lucifer tells her to get his son back, or he will make her suffer for al eternity. She goes on to torture Kelvin to get him to tell her where Castiel and Kelly may be going. He later told her that they are going to [[Metatron's Cube|Heaven's Gate]] before she killed him. After Joshua appears, Dagon kills him and proceeds to kill Castiel and retrieve Kelly. After Sam and Dean catch up and shoot at her, she goes on to knock them away and melt the Colt. After she goes on to get Kelly, the Nephilim transferred its power to Castiel allowing him to block Dagon's powers and causing her to spontaneously combust, killing her while she screams in agony.
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