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    For other meanings of this word see Underworld (disambiguation)

    In the study of mythology and religion, the underworld is a generic term approximately equivalent to the lay term afterlife, referring to any place to which newly dead souls go.

    See also: descent to the underworld, psychopomp.


        Underworld
                Babylonian mythology
                Buddhist mythology
                Celtic mythology
                Chinese mythology
                Christian Mythology
                Egyptian mythology
                Estonian mythology
                Fijian mythology
                Finnish mythology
                Greek mythology
                Hebrew Bible
                Hinduism
                Incan mythology
                Inuit mythology
                Islamic mythology
                Japanese mythology
                Latvian mythology
                Mapuche mythology
                Mayan mythology
                Melanesian mythology
                Norse mythology
                Oromo mythology
                Philippine mythology
                Polynesian mythology
                Pueblo mythology
                Roman mythology
                Slavic mythology
                Sumerian mythology
                Vodun
                Wagawaga mythology
            Rulers of the Underworld
                Aboriginal mythology
                Akkadian mythology
                Albanian mythology
                Armenian mythology
                Aztec mythology
                Babylonian mythology
                Balinese mythology
                Bon mythology
                Buddhist mythology
                Canaanite mythology
                Celtic mythology
                Chinese mythology
                Christian mythology
                Egyptian mythology
                Elamite mythology
                Etruscan mythology
                Finnish mythology
                Greek mythology
                Gypsy mythology
                Haida mythology
                Hinduism
                Hopi mythology
                Ibo mythology
                Incan mythology
                Indonesian mythology
                Inuit mythology
                Islamic mythology
                Japanese mythology
                Kassite mythology
                Khmer mythology
                Latvian mythology
                Levantine mythology
                Lunda mythology
                Maya mythology
                Melanesian mythology
                Narragansett mythology
                Navaho mythology
                Niquiran mythology
                Norse mythology
                Orokolo mythology
                Persian mythology
                Philippine mythology
                Phoenician mythology
                Phrygian mythology
                Polynesian mythology
                Prussian mythology
                Pueblo mythology
                Roman mythology
                Russian mythology
                Saami mythology
                Salish mythology
                Siberian mythology
                Slavic mythology
                Sumerian mythology
                Syrian mythology
                Tamil mythology
                Vodun
                Wagawaga mythology
                Yoruba mythology
                Yurak mythology
                Zuni mythology
            Fictional underworlds

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    Babylonian mythology

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    Buddhist mythology

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    Celtic mythology
      Bebhinn Goddess of Pleasure in the Underworld

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    Chinese mythology

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    Christian Mythology

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    Egyptian mythology

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    Estonian mythology

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    Fijian mythology
    see Melanesian mythology.

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    Finnish mythology

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    Greek mythology


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    Hebrew Bible

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    Hinduism

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    Incan mythology

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    Inuit mythology

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    Islamic mythology

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    Japanese mythology

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    Latvian mythology

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    Mapuche mythology

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    Mayan mythology

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    Melanesian mythology
    (includes Fijian)

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    Norse mythology

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    Oromo mythology

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    Philippine mythology

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    Polynesian mythology

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    Pueblo mythology

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    Roman mythology

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    Slavic mythology

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    Sumerian mythology

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    Vodun

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    Wagawaga mythology

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    Rulers of the Underworld
    (Note: this includes guardian-type creatures, ghosts, and spirits such as demons, veli, and Cerberus)

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    Aboriginal mythology

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    Akkadian mythology

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    Albanian mythology

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    Armenian mythology






     
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