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Hel

Main article: Hel

A Norse goddess of the underworld, she was thought to be one of Loki's offspring along with Fenrir. She was cast down to Niflheim (the world of mist and ice) from were she was given power over the nine worlds and rulership of the dead, but this only included those who died a dishonorable death (sickness or old age, or any kind of non-warlike behaviour death), they were doomed to live in an icy, dark state of negative bliss, with her. Norsemen pictured Hel as a woman with half her body of a beautiful woman (or white and fresh)and the other side black and rotting like a corpse.

Persephone

In Greek Methology, Persephone is a human being who is married to Hades, the god of the underworld. Persephone spends half the year living on earth with her father and mother, but she spends the other half of the year with Hades her husband.

Chernobog

Main article: Chernobog

The god of death in Slavic Creation myth. His name means "Black God". His various domains include night, darkness, destruction and death. Chernobog is the enemy of Belobolg, the white god of light. although Chernobog and Belobolg rule over opposite domains - day and night, white and black, good and evil - they were initially friends who worked together to create the world from the mud at the bottom of the sea. They later became enemies, and after a long battle, Chernobog was thrown down to the earth and became a spirit of evil. Chernobog's ability to cause bad luck has led people to invoke his name when putting curses on others.

Mot

Main article: Mot

The Canaanite god of death. Every year he attempts to kill Baal, the god of fertility, only to see him raised from the dead with the help of Baal's sister, Anat.

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Beiji Weng

Main article: Beiji Weng

Hokuto Seikun is the Japanese name for Bei Ji Xian Weng aka Bei Dou Xing Jun (北斗星君), a deity in Taoism. He administers the life and death of a person, and judges their actions in life which he then use to decide whether one goes to heaven or hell. Also known as the Lord of the Northern Hemisphere, Wise Man of the North Star or the Big Dipper. In other verses, he appears as a strict old man wrapped in icy robes, and is the opposite of Nan Dou Xing Jun (南斗星君), a mild-mannered youth wrapped in fiery robes.