The temporary placement of a noble's body in a coffin until the funeral. This is considered a type of mourning, and the building used for this is called a mortuary palace. In the ancient imperial funeral rites, this continued until the mausoleum was completed, during which time high-ranking officials would make speeches to the body one after the other. → Related topics: Okinada Palace | Furuichi | Wajin Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
本葬まで貴人の遺体を棺に納め仮に安置してまつること。喪の一種とみられ,その建物を殯宮(もがりのみや)という。古代皇室の葬送儀礼では,陵墓ができるまで続けられ,その間,高官たちが次々に遺体に向かって誄(しのびごと)をたてまつった。 →関連項目小墾田宮|古市|倭人 出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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