Hell

>>3263617
>founded
JUST

>founded

>>3263617
>What's the origin of hell?
Zoroastrianism

The rest of the religions made fan fictions about it.

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>>3264361
>The rest of the religions made fan fictions about it.

>>3264437
>The earliest wiring about hell are found in Zoroastrianism
>Then is starts showing up everywhere

>Zoroastrianism developed the abstract concepts of heaven and hell, as well as personal and final judgment, all of which are only alluded to in the Gathas. Yasna 19, which has only survived in a Sassanid era ([–650 CE] Zend commentary on the Ahuna Vairya invocation), prescribes a Path to Judgment known as the Chinvat Peretum or Chinvat bridge (cf: As-Sirāt in Islam), which all souls had to cross, and judgment (over thoughts, words, and deeds performed during a lifetime) was passed as they were doing so. However, the Zoroastrian personal judgment is not final. At the end of time, when evil is finally defeated, all souls will be ultimately reunited with their Fravashi. Thus, Zoroastrianism can be said to be a universalist religion with respect to salvation.

>>3264437
>>3264447
And when I say Hell, I mean a place you are sent after death as punishment for wrongdoings in life.

Not a land of the dead, or an underworld like Hades.

>>3264447
where did you get that from?
additionally though the earliest material comes from the 10th century AD, this leads to multiple problems with how the Gathas and Avesta religious text developed before the 10th century.