Every Level of Hell Explained in 12 Minutes (Dante's Inferno)

Level one in Dante's Inferno is Limbo, where unbaptized babies and righteous people like Plato and Socrates reside. Old Testament figures are also found here, and it's the level where souls await judgment.

The second level is for those who committed sexual sins, experiencing eternal restless movement due to lust. Notable figures include Cleopatra and Paris, who are punished by strong winds.

This level involves a mix of rain, snow, and hail where people lie and endure different forms of punishment, such as Cerberus. Souls here experience punishment related to their sins.

In this level, souls are immersed in a sea of people who hoard and fight over wealth. The punishment involves rolling heavy money bags and constant competition.

The fifth level focuses on anger and features a sea of mud where souls continually battle and try to overpower each other. Violent and wrathful individuals face various forms of suffering.

Heresy is where those who hold beliefs against religious doctrines are punished. Fallen angel guards enforce suffering on the residents of this level.

The seventh level of violence is divided into three rings based on the type of violence committed. Souls endure different punishments ranging from boiling blood to being transformed into trees.

This level features different fraud-related punishments for various types of deceitful actions. Individuals are immersed in fire according to their sins of deception and fraudulence.

The ninth and final level is for traitors who face severe punishments such as being frozen in a lake or eternally confined in ice. Betrayers are condemned to different regions based on their treachery.