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This list includes underworlds in various religious traditions, with links to corresponding articles.
| Ethnicity, religion, or region
|
Name of underworld
|
| Albanian mythology
|
Ferri
|
| Aztec mythology
|
Mictlan
|
| Mesopotamian mythology
|
Irkalla
|
| Buddhism
|
Naraka (also Niraya)
|
| Celtic mythology
|
Annwn, Mag Mell, Dubnos
|
| Chinese folk religion / Taoism
|
Míngjiè 冥界, Huángquán 黄泉, Dìyù 地狱
|
| Christianity
|
Hell, Tártaro, Purgatory
|
| Egyptian mythology
|
Aaru, Duat, Neter-khertet, Amenti
|
| Estonian mythology
|
Toonela
|
| Fijian mythology
|
Burotu, Murimuria[1]
|
| Finnish mythology
|
Tuonela
|
| Georgian mythology
|
Kveskneli
|
| Germanic mythology
|
Hel, Niflheim
|
| Greek mythology
|
Elysium, Asphodel Meadows, Tártaros
|
| Guanche mythology |
Echeide, Guayota
|
| Hinduism
|
Patala, Naraka or Yamaloka
|
| Hittite mythology
|
Dankuš daganzipaš/Dankuš tekan (dark earth)
|
| Hopi mythology
|
Maski
|
| Hungarian mythology
|
Alvilág
|
| Inca mythology
|
Uku Pacha
|
| Inuit mythology
|
Adlivun
|
| Islam
|
Jahannam, Sijjin
|
| Jainism
|
Naraka, Adho Loka (the lower world)
|
| Shinto
|
Yomi 黄泉, Ne-no-Kuni 根の国, Jigoku 地獄
|
| Judaism
|
Sheol, Gehenna, Abaddon, Tehom (in Kabbalah), Tophet, Tzoah Rotachat, Dudael
|
| Korean mythology
|
"Ji-Ok" 지옥 地獄
|
| Latvian mythology
|
Aizsaule
|
| Lithuanian mythology
|
Anapilis
|
| Malay mythology
|
Alam Ghaib (The unseen realm)
|
| Indonesian mythology
|
| Mandaeism
|
World of Darkness (alma d-hšuka)
|
| Māori mythology
|
Hawaiki, Rarohenga, Rangi Tuarea, Te Toi-o-nga-Ranga, Uranga-o-Te-Ra
|
| Mapuche mythology
|
Pellumawida, Degin, Wenuleufu, Ngullchenmaiwe
|
| Maya mythology
|
Xibalba or Metnal
|
| Melanesian mythology
|
(includes Fijian) Bulu, Burotu, Murimuria, Nabagatai, Tuma
|
| Norse mythology
|
Gimlé, Hel, Niflhel, Vingólf
|
| Oromo mythology
|
Ekera
|
| Persian mythology
|
Duzakh
|
| Philippine mythology
|
Kasanaan
|
| Polynesian mythology
|
Avaiki, Bulotu, Iva, Lua-o-Milu, Nga- Atua, Pulotu, Rangi Tuarea, Te Toi-o-nga-Ranga, Uranga-o-Te-Ra
|
| Pueblo mythology
|
Shipap
|
| Roman mythology
|
Inferi, Avernus
|
| Romanian mythology
|
Tărâmul Celălalt
|
| Slavic mythology
|
Nav, Podsvetie, Peklo, Vyraj
|
| Sumerian mythology
|
Kur, Hubur
|
| Turko-Mongol
|
Tamağ
|
| Vodou
|
Guinee
|
| Wagawaga (New Guinea) mythology
|
Hiyoyoa
|
Esta lista inclui submundos em várias tradições religiosas, com links para artigos correspondentes.
| Etnia, religião ou região
|
Nome do submundo
|
| Mitologia albanesa
|
Ferri
|
| Mitologia asteca
|
Mictlan
|
| Mitologia mesopotâmica
|
Irkalla
|
| Budismo
|
Naraka (também Niraya)
|
| Mitologia celta
|
Annwn, Mag Mell, Dubnos
|
| Religião popular chinesa / Taoísmo
|
Míngjiè 冥界, Huángquán 黄泉, Dìyù 地狱
|
| Cristianismo
|
Inferno, Tártaro, Purgatório
|
| Mitologia egípcia
|
Aaru, Duat, Neter-khertet, Amenti
|
| Mitologia estoniana
|
Toonela
|
| Mitologia de Fiji
|
Burotu, Murimúria [2]
|
| Mitologia finlandesa
|
Tuonela
|
| Mitologia georgiana
|
Kveskneli
|
| Mitologia germânica
|
Hel, Niflheim
|
| Mitologia grega
|
Elysium, Asphodel Meadows, Tártaros
|
| Mitologia Guanche |
Echeide, Guayota
|
| Hinduísmo
|
Patala, Naraka ou Yamaloka
|
| Mitologia hitita
|
Dankuš daganzipaš / Dankuš tekan (terra escura)
|
| Mitologia Hopi
|
Maski
|
| Mitologia húngara
|
Alvilág
|
| Mitologia Inca
|
Uku Pacha
|
| Mitologia Inuit
|
Adlivun
|
| Islã
|
Jahannam, Sijjin
|
| Jainismo
|
Naraka, Adho Loka (o mundo inferior)
|
| Shinto
|
Yomi 黄泉, Ne-no-Kuni 根 の 国, Jigoku 地獄
|
| Judaísmo
|
Sheol, Gehenna, Abaddon, Tehom (na Cabala), Tofeta, Tzoah Rotachat, [[Dudael] ]
|
| Mitologia coreana
|
"Ji-Ok" 지옥 地獄
|
| Mitologia letã
|
Aizsaule
|
| Mitologia lituana
|
Anapilis
|
| Mitologia malaia
|
Alam Ghaib (O reino invisível)
|
| Mitologia indonésia
|
| Mandaeísmo
|
Mundo das Trevas ( alma d-hšuka )
|
| Mitologia maori
|
Hawaiki, Rarohenga, Rangi Tuarea, Te Toi-o-nga-Ranga, Uranga-o-Te-Ra
|
| Mitologia Mapuche
|
Pellumawida, Degin, Wenuleufu, Ngullchenmaiwe
|
| Mitologia maia
|
Xibalba ou Metnal
|
| Mitologia melanésia
|
(inclui fijiano) Bulu, Burotu, Murimuria, Nabagatai, Tuma
|
| Mitologia nórdica
|
Gimlé, Hel, Niflhel, Vingólf
|
| Oromo mitologia
|
Ekera
|
| Mitologia persa
|
Duzakh
|
| Mitologia filipina
|
Kasanaan
|
| Mitologia polinésia
|
Avaiki, Bulotu, Iva, Lua-o-Milu, Nga-Atua, Pulotu, Rangi Tuarea, Te Toi-o-nga-Ranga, Uranga-o-Te-Ra
|
| Pueblo mitologia
|
Shipap
|
| Mitologia romana
|
Inferi, Avernus
|
| Mitologia romena
|
Tărâmul Celălalt
|
| Mitologia eslava
|
Nav, Podsvetie, Peklo, Vyraj
|
| Mitologia suméria
|
Kur, Hubur
|
| turco-mongol
|
Tamağ
|
| Vodu
|
Guinee
|
| Mitologia Wagawaga (Nova Guiné)
|
Hiyoyoa
|
- ↑ T. Williams, J. Calvert, Fiji and the Fijians, Heylin, 1858.
- ↑ T. Williams, J. Calvert, Fiji and the Fijians , Heylin, 1858.
