Homonym: Beelzebub (Lord)
Beelzebub is often referred to as a high-ranking demon in various religious and literary traditions. The name is derived from the Hebrew term "Baal-Zebub," meaning "Lord of the Flies." In Christian theology, Beelzebub is sometimes associated with Satan and is considered a symbol of evil and temptation.
In literature, Beelzebub appears in works such as John Milton's "Paradise Lost," where he is depicted as a fallen angel and a leader among demons. The character has also influenced modern culture, appearing in films, music, and video games, often representing chaos and malevolence.