No; he is the god of the dead, the dead dwell in his kingdom if someone is brought back from the dead it must be asked of him before the individual is successful.
No; the children of Hades are the Erinyes (Furies: Alekto, Tisiphone, Megaira), Zagreus who was a child-god slayed by the Titans and then reincarnated into Dionysus, Melinoe was goddess of the offerings to the dead and ghosts, Macaria the goddess of blessed death.
hades power is to rule the underworld and he has it as his own rule
Hades is the God of the dead, the Underworld, and riches.
A comedy by Aristophanes in which Dionysus travels to Hades to bring back the dead Tragedians. Virgil's Aeneid also has him play a part.
Hades had a helmet of invisibility and he could control the underworld. He also can bring someone back from the dead, for a price of course.
His power is to bring dead people back from the underworld
Element 115 can't bring the dead back to life.
No. Dead is dead.
The dead do not come back (often) so Hades may be seen as "stern" in keeping those who die.
Hades is the God of the Underworld, the dead, and riches. He has power over all the departed souls, and the ability to pass judgment on them.
Hades is the god of the Underworld and Apollo's uncle. Apollo is the god of prophecy and oracles, healing, plague and disease, music, song and poetry, archery, and the protection of the young. Apollo's son Asklepios, when mortal, was killed at Hades request by Zeus because he healed the dead to bring them back to life thus disturbing the natural balance that Hades maintained between living and dead. However, Apollo is not known to encounter Hades in Greek myth.
To keep the ghosts of the dead from going back and wreaking havoc.