Editing Underworld (section)

== By religion ==
This list includes underworlds in various religious traditions, with links to corresponding articles:

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Ethnicity, religion, or region
!Name of underworld
|-
|[[Albanian mythology]]
|[[Ferri (mythology)|Ferri]]
|-
|[[Aztec mythology]]
|[[Mictlan]]
|-
|[[Ancient Mesopotamian underworld|Mesopotamian religion]]
| [[Irkalla]]
|-
|[[Sunda Wiwitan|Baduy & Sundanese mythology]]
|Buana Larang
|-
|[[Buddhism]]
|[[Naraka (Buddhism)|Naraka]] (also [[Niraya]])
|-
|[[Celtic mythology]]
|[[Annwn]], [[Mag Mell]], [[Dubnos]]
|-
|[[Chinese folk religion]] / [[Taoism]]
|Míngjiè [[:zh:陰間|冥界]], Huángquán [[:zh:黃泉|黄泉]], Dìyù [[:zh:地獄 (中華文化)|地狱]]
|-
|[[Christian mythology]]
| [[Hell in Christianity|Hell]], [[Tartarus#New Testament|Tártaro]], [[Purgatory]], [[Christian views on Hades|Hades]]
|-
|[[Ancient Egyptian religion|Egyptian religion]]
|[[Aaru]], [[Duat]], Neter-khertet, [[Amenti]]
|-
|[[Estonian mythology]]
|[[Tuonela|Toonela]]
|-
|[[Fijian mythology]]
|[[Burotu]], [[Murimuria]]<ref>T. Williams, J. Calvert, ''Fiji and the Fijians'', Heylin, 1858.</ref>
|-
|[[Finnish mythology]]
|[[Tuonela]]
|-
|[[Georgian mythology]]
|Kveskneli
|-
|[[Germanic paganism|Germanic religion]]
|[[Hel (location)|Hel]], [[Náströnd]], [[Niflhel]]
|-
|[[Ancient Greek religion|Greek religion]]
|{{Main|Greek underworld}} [[Elysium]], [[Asphodel Meadows]], [[Tartarus]]
|-
|[[Guanches|Guanche mythology]]||
[[Teide|Echeide]], [[Guayota]]
|-
|[[Hinduism]]
|[[Patala]], [[Naraka (Hinduism)|Naraka]] or Yamaloka
|-
|[[Hittite mythology]]
|Dankuš daganzipaš/Dankuš tekan (dark earth)
|-
|[[Hopi mythology]]
|Maski
|-
|[[Hungarian mythology]]
|[[Alvilág]]
|-
|[[Inca mythology]]
|[[Uku Pacha]]
|-
|[[Inuit mythology]]
|[[Adlivun]]
|-
|[[Islamic mythology]]
|[[Jahannam]], [[Sijjin]]
|-
|[[Jain cosmology|Jainism]]
|[[Naraka (Jainism)|Naraka]], Adho Loka (the lower world)
|-
|[[Japanese mythology|Shinto]]
|[[Yomi]] 黄泉, [[Ne-no-kuni|Ne-no-Kuni]] 根の国, [[Diyu|Jigoku]] 地獄
|-
|[[Jewish mythology]]
|[[Sheol]], [[Abaddon]], [[Tehom]] (in [[Kabbalah]]), [[Tophet]], [[Tzoah Rotachat]], [[Dudael]]
|-
|[[Korean mythology]]
|{{Korean|hangul=지옥|hanja=地獄|rr=Jiok}}
|-
|[[Latvian mythology]]
|[[Latvian mythology#Afterlife|Aizsaule]]
|-
|[[Lithuanian mythology]]
|[[Anapilis]] mountain
|-
|[[Malay mythology]]
|! rowspan=2 |''Alam Ghaib'' (The unseen realm) 
|-
|[[Indonesian mythology]]
|-
|[[Mandaeism]]
|[[World of Darkness (Mandaeism)|World of Darkness (''alma d-hšuka'')]]
|-
|[[Māori mythology]]
|[[Hawaiki]], [[Rarohenga]], [[Rangi Tuarea]], [[Te Toi-o-nga-Ranga]], [[Uranga-o-te-rā]]
|-
|[[Mapuche mythology]]
|[[Pellumawida]], [[Degin]], [[Wenuleufu]], [[Ngullchenmaiwe]]
|-
|[[Maya mythology]]
|[[Xibalba]] or [[Metnal]]
|-
|[[Melanesian mythology]]
|(includes Fijian) [[Bulu (Fijian mythology)|Bulu]], [[Burotu]], [[Murimuria]], [[Nabagatai]], Tuma
|-
|[[Oromo people|Oromo]] mythology
|[[Ekera]]
|-
|[[Zoroastrianism]]
|[[Duzakh]]
|-
|[[Philippine mythology]]
|[[Kasanaan]]
|-
|[[Polynesian mythology]]
|[[Avaiki]], [[Bulotu]], [[Iva (mythology)|Iva]], [[Lua-o-Milu]], [[Nga- Atua]], [[Pulotu]], [[Rangi Tuarea]], [[Te Toi-o-nga-Ranga]], [[Uranga-o-Te-Ra]]
|-
|[[Pueblo]] mythology
|[[Sipapu|Shipap]]
|-
|[[Roman mythology]]
|[[Orcus]], [[Di inferi|Inferi Di]], [[Avernus]]
|-
|[[Romanian mythology]]
|[[:ro:Tărâmul Celălalt|Tărâmul Celălalt]]
|-
|[[Slavic mythology]]
|[[Nav (Slavic folklore)|Nav]], [[Vyraj]]
|-
|[[Sumerian religion|Sumerian mythology]]
|[[Kur]], [[Hubur]]
|-
|[[Turco-Mongol mythology|Turko-Mongol]]
|[[Tamag|Tamağ]]
|-
|[[Vietnamese mythology]]
|[[Âm phủ]] 陰府, [[Địa ngục]] 地獄
|-
|Wagawaga (New Guinea) mythology
|[[Hiyoyoa]]
|}