JP2003047556A - Family buddhist altar - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a family buddhist altar having a cineration function capable of safely and surely storing the ashes and jars of the deceased family members. SOLUTION: The ashes of the deceased family members are stored together with jars in a jar storage compartment 5 which has refractory and aseismatic properties and is opened and closed by a single swinging door 5B lockable by a key lock 5A and this compartment is housed into a cineration chamber 2 of the family altar and therefore the ashes of the deceased family members are safely and surely stored together with the jars 6 in spite of fires, earthquakes and thefts.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a podium, and more particularly to a podium having a bone-retaining function that allows visitors to visit a grave at home.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Buddhist altars generally used in homes in the past are used to enshrine tiles along with Buddhist statues and various Buddhist fittings.
It has a drawer and a storage room to store extra incense sticks, candles, sutra books, and special Buddhist items that are not normally used.

On the other hand, in recent years, due to the shortage of graveyards in urban areas, it has become difficult to obtain graveyards near homes, and the cost of erection of gravestones is high. Under such circumstances, instead of going to the graveyard and visiting the grave, there is a demand for a Buddhist altar with a bone-retaining function that allows you to visit the grave at home at any time. Buddhist altars have also been proposed to meet such demands (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-2273).
47 gazette). In the Buddhist altar described in this publication, a skeleton part for accommodating a skeleton and a urn is provided below the main body of the buddha, and a cover plate and an opening / closing door are attached in front of the skeleton part.

[0004]

By the way, the Buddhist altar described in the above publication has a structure in which the bone box and the urn are stored as they are in the skeleton portion which is easily opened simply by opening the opening / closing lid and removing the cover plate. There is a problem that the remains of the deceased cannot be safely and reliably stored.

[0005] Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a podium having a bone accommodating function capable of safely and securely storing the remains of a deceased person together with a urn.

[0006]

As means for solving the above-mentioned problems, a pottery according to the present invention is a pottery provided with a burial chamber which is opened and closed by a sliding door below the main body of the pottery. Is stored and stored in the osseous chamber. The urn storage is fire and earthquake resistant, and is opened and closed by a lockable door or lid.

In the podium according to the present invention, the remains of the deceased are stored together with the urn in the urn vault, which is fire and seismic resistant and can be opened / closed by a lockable door or lid. Therefore, the remains of the deceased are safely and securely stored together with the urn even in the event of a fire, earthquake, or theft.

In the podium of the present invention, the left and right guide rails for guiding the lower part of the urn storage box in the front-rear direction by the osseous chamber and the stopper for locking the front part of the urn storage box are opened at the center of the sliding door. If it is provided facing the part, the urn storage can be reliably positioned and stored in the left and right center of the osseous chamber, and if there is space on both sides of the stored urn storage, it can be used as a storage case. It is preferable because it is possible.

Further, in the podium of the present invention, if the urn has a support frame to which the Kai name tag is detachably mounted,
The urn of each deceased person can be identified simply by mounting the name tag on which the name is written on the support frame, which is convenient when storing multiple urns in the urn storage.

[0010]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of a podium according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In the drawings to be referred to, FIG. 1 is a front view of a podium according to one embodiment, and FIG.
It is a partial expanded perspective view which shows the inside of the osseous chamber by opening the sliding door of the left-right center shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 1, a pottery according to an embodiment is a large pottery having a structure in which a osseous chamber 2, a drawer 3 and a storage chamber 4 are sequentially arranged below a pottery main body 1, The front surface of the podium main body 1 is adapted to be opened and closed by the left and right folding doors 1A that are open to the public. Inside the main body 1, there is a Buddhist statue enshrining stage 1B that enshrines the main Buddhist image of Buddhism, the lower enshrinment stage 1C that enshrines the deceased tile, and the incense burner at the bottom. , A bell, a vase, a candle holder, etc., on which a Buddhist implement mounting stage 1D is placed.

The skeleton chamber 2 includes four sliding doors 2A, 2
The front surface is opened and closed by A, 2B and 2B. As shown in FIG. 2, a pair of left and right guide rails 2C, 2C for guiding the left and right corners of the lower part of the urn storage box 5 and the front part of the urn storage box 5 are attached to the osseous chamber 2. Stopper 2D that stops is two sliding doors 2A, 2 in the center.
It is equipped to face the opening of A.

The guide rails 2C, 2C are made of channel material made of true casting or aluminum alloy having an L-shaped cross section. The guide rails 2C, 2C are arranged so that the insides of the corners face each other and the bottom plate 2E of the osseous chamber 2 is oriented.
It is fixed by screwing on the reinforcing frame 2F fixed on the upper side. The stopper 2D is composed of a stepped pin as shown in FIG. In this stopper 2D, a large-diameter head portion 2D1 is housed in a recess of the bottom plate 2E via a coil spring 2G, and a small-diameter pin portion 2D2 penetrates the reinforcing frame 2F and the guide rail 2C and projects upward. The small-diameter pin portion 2D2 can be retracted to the surface of the guide rail 2C against the coil spring 2G. Further, such a stopper 2D is provided on the left and right guide rails 2
A pair of left and right are provided at the front ends of C and 2C.

As shown in FIG. 1, the drawers 3 are arranged in three rows, for example, and are usually used for storing spare incense sticks, candles, sutra books, and the like. Also,
The storage chamber 4 is configured such that the front surface thereof is opened and closed by the left and right doors 4A of the gannon opening, and is usually used to store lanterns and the like used in the tray.

Here, as shown in FIG. 4, the urn storage box 5 is formed in a flat box shape having a single-opening door 5B which can be locked by a key lock 5A on the front surface. This urn storage box 5 has two sliding doors 2 in the center of the osseous chamber 2.
The outer dimensions are 398 mm in width, 210 mm in height, and 4 in depth so that A and 2A can be stored in the osseous chamber 2 in an open state.
It is set to 30 mm. In addition, the internal method is width 31
The height is set to 0 mm, the height is 130 mm, the depth is 310 mm, and the maximum number of the urn 6 (see FIG. 5) having a maximum diameter of 60 mm and a height of 100 mm can be stored up to 25 pieces. Further, this urn storage box 5 is robustly constructed of a material having fire resistance and earthquake resistance similar to that of a generally known safe, so that the remains of the deceased can be safely and reliably stored together with the urn 6. By the way, the urn storage 5 has a fireproof time of 0.5 hours and is earthquake resistant up to a seismic intensity of 8.

As shown in FIG. 5, the urn 6 has a main body 6A having a maximum diameter of 60 mm and a height of 100 mm.
It is a standard product made of earthenware or pure gold having a lid 6B and a lid 6B, and a part of the remains of the deceased is placed inside the main body 6A. The remaining remains are either processed at the crematorium or collected and scattered later in the mountains and the ocean. If there is a graveyard, burial in a normal urn. A support frame 6C is formed on the peripheral surface of the main body 6A of the urn 6 so that the command tag 7 can be detachably attached. The command name tag 7 is made of, for example, a paulownia board having a width of 24 mm and a length of 730 mm, and the date of death of the deceased, the command name, the law number, etc. are written down.

In the Buddhist altar of one embodiment configured as described above, the Buddhist image enshrined Buddhist statue 1B of the Buddhist altar body 1 is usually enshrined with the principal Buddha of the sect, and the deceased tile is enshrined in the enshrined corridor 1C. Worship. In addition, Buddhist utensils such as incense burner, bell, vase, and candle holder are placed on the Buddhist utensil placing step 1D for worship.

On the other hand, when burying the deceased's remains, the deceased's remains are placed in the main body 6A of the urn 6, and the deceased's caution name and law number are written on the command name tag 7 and attached to the support frame 6C of the urn 6. Then, the urn 6 having a lid 6B on the main body 6A is stored in the urn storage 5 and the single-opening door 5B is closed, and the single-opening door 5B is locked by the key lock 5A to lock the urn 6 in the urn storage 5. store. After such preparations, the burial chamber 2 of the altar
The left and right sliding doors 2A, 2A in the center covering the front surface of are opened, and the urn storage box 5 is stored in the osseous chamber 2 through the opening. At that time, the left and right corners of the lower part of the urn storage 5 are guided by the left and right guide rails 2C, 2C to store the urn storage 5 in the bone storage chamber 2.
Push it in. Then, the pin portion 2D2 of the stopper 2D is projected to the front left and right of the urn storage box 5 to lock the front part of the urn storage box 5.

The urn storage 5 stored in the burial chamber 2 of the Buddhist altar in this way is restricted in its front-back and left-right movement by the left and right guide rails 2C and 2C and the stopper 2D.
The deceased's ashes are safely and securely stored together with the urn 6 even in the case of fire, earthquake or theft. The spaces on the left and right sides of the urn storage box 5 are used as a container for spare incense sticks and candles.

In the Buddhist altar of the embodiment in which the urn storage 5 of the skeleton room 2 is stored, it is possible to freely visit the grave at home at any time, such as Obon, the equinoctial week, or the day of the birth of the month of the month. Therefore, there is no need to pay a large amount of permanent usage fees to use the graveyard or to build a large amount of gravestones. Also,
There is no need to go to the graveyard for a long time. And
Since the remains of the deceased are stored in the podium of my home, I can remember the deceased and ancestors in my immediate vicinity.

In the podium according to the present invention, the left and right guide rails for guiding the lower portion of the urn storage in the front-rear direction are the left and right guide rails 2 in the podium of one embodiment.
Like C and 2C, it is not necessary to use a channel material having a L-shaped cross section for guiding the left and right corners of the lower part of the urn storage box 5, and a groove for guiding the slider in the front-back direction provided with the lower surface of the urn storage box. The guide rail may be shaped or ridged. Further, the podium provided with the burial chamber is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and the sliding door in the burial chamber may have a size of two or more.

[0022]

As described above, according to the podium according to the present invention, the remains of a deceased person are put together with the urn in the urn storage that has fire resistance and earthquake resistance and can be opened and closed with a lockable door or lid. Since it is stored and stored in the skeleton room of the podium, the remains of the deceased can be safely and reliably stored together with the urn even in the event of a fire, earthquake, or theft.

In the podium of the present invention, the left and right guide rails for guiding the lower part of the urn storage box in the front-rear direction by the osseous chamber and the stoppers for locking the front part of the urn storage box are provided in four sliding doors. If it is provided facing the two central openings, the urn storage can be reliably positioned and stored in the left and right center of the osseous chamber, and there is space on both sides of the stored urn storage. If there is, it can be used as a storage case.

Further, in the podium of the present invention, when the urn has a supporting frame for detachably mounting the Kai name tag, the urn urn of each deceased person can be simply attached to the supporting frame with the Kai name written on it. It is convenient to store a plurality of urns in the urn vault.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a podium according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged perspective view showing the inside of the osseous chamber with the sliding door at the center of the left and right shown in FIG. 1 open.

FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view showing the structure of the stopper shown in FIG.

4 is a perspective view of the urn storage container shown in FIG. 2. FIG.

5 is a perspective view of the urn shown in FIG. 4. FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

1: Main body 1A: Folding door 1B: Buddha statue 1C: Titan Akidan 1D: Buddhist implement 2: Bony room 2A: Sliding door 2B: Sliding door 2C: Guide rail 2D: Stopper 2E: Bottom plate 2F: Reinforcement frame 2G: Coil spring 3: Drawer 4: Storage room 4A: Door 5: urn storage 5A: Key lock 5B: Single door 6: urn 6A: Main body 6B: lid 6C: Support frame 7: Kai name tag

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A pottery having a burial chamber that is opened and closed by a sliding door below the main body of the mortar, and is provided with a urn vault for storing urn and storing it in the burial chamber. Is a fire and seismic resistant and can be opened and closed with a lockable door or lid. 2. The burial chamber has left and right guide rails that guide the lower portion of the urn urn storage box in the front-rear direction and stoppers that lock the front part of the urn urn storage box to the opening in the center of the sliding door. The podium according to claim 1, wherein the podium is provided. 3. The urn according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the urn has a support frame to which a command name tag is detachably mounted.