The word for this entity is derived from the Proto-Germanic word meaning one who covers something up. In Celtic mythology, it is referred to as Uffern. The Taoists had no concept of it. In Chinese mythology, this entity is ruled by the 10 Kings of Yama, while Judaism refers to it as Gehenna. In Buddhism, it is located under Jambudvipa. Its division into layers in many cultures is reflected by one 
The word for this entity is derived from the Proto-Germanic word meaning one who covers something up. In Celtic mythology, it is referred to as Uffern. The Taoists had no concept of it. In Chinese mythology, this entity is ruled by the 10 Kings of Yama, while Judaism refers to it as Gehenna. In Buddhism, it is located under Jambudvipa. Its division into layers in many cultures is reflected by one notable depiction of this place in literature by a 13th Century Italian. FTP, name this place whose Christian version, famously described in Dante's Inferno, is the domain of Satan.
The word for this entity is derived from the Proto-Germanic word meaning one who covers something up.
{Hell} (accept underworld before division)