JP2740739B2 - Grave structure - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a structure of a grave in which a urn is directly buried in the soil and buried.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As shown in FIG.
A tombstone (stone monument, stone pagoda) 42, which is the main body of the tomb, is erected at the back of the tomb, and a water bowl (tsukubai) 43, flower garden 44, incense burner (incense stand) 45, and worship stone 46 are provided in front of the tomb body.
A worshiper, such as a worship stone, is provided near the tombstone 42.
And worship the tombstone 42. In addition, the entrance to the underground stone room is usually closed with a cover stone 47.
A window may be provided in the cover stone 47 or the like to provide a structure that can be worshiped from the outside. In addition, as a form of the bone filling, there is a method in which the urn is directly buried in the soil in addition to the method in which the urn is stored in the stone room provided underground as described above.

[0003]

When burials are to be buried directly in the ground by burying a number of urns, an empty space for burial must be secured in the graveyard 41. Since it is a prayer path from the front to the tombstone 42 erected on the back side, there is a problem that it is not possible to secure a sufficient ossuary space in the tomb area in a small graveyard.

[0004] When worshipers walk into the tomb area where the urn is buried, they give a bad impression that the peace of the dead sleeping on the earth is impaired. Since it is common practice not to build a stone monument, there is a risk that those who enter the grave area may step on the urn from the ground without knowing anything and impair the spirituality.

[0005] As a condition for selecting a graveyard, it is desirable that the ground has a well-drained ground and a land having soil properties. However, even if the soil itself is well-drained, there is a land where rainwater and the like easily accumulate due to the topography. In a graveyard constructed on such a land, the ground in which the urn is buried may be submerged or flooded, and the environment of the grave area may be significantly impaired. FIG.
If the surroundings of the graveyard 41 are surrounded by a stone-framed fence 48, rainwater is not well drained, and moss and the like easily grow on the ground in the grave area.

[0006] Therefore, the present invention enables a large osseous space in which ancestral urns can be directly buried in the soil even in a small graveyard, and worshipers enter the grave area where the urns are buried. The technical task is to ensure that the sacred nature is not impaired, and that the ground in which the urn is buried is flooded and the grave area environment is not impaired.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION To solve the problem, the present invention relates to a grave structure in which a urn is directly buried in the soil and buried in the bone, and the inside of an outer frame surrounded by a curbstone in a square. The grave body to be worshiped is erected on the back side of the grave area formed by embankment to the height of the outer frame and forming a platform, and separated from the grave body, worship accessories of the grave body are located on the near side of the grave area It is characterized in that there is a vacant burial space for burying the urn directly in the ground between the tomb body and its worship accessory.

[0008]

According to the present invention, the worship accessory used for worshiping the grave body erected on the back side of the grave area is separated from the grave body and arranged on the front side of the grave area.
Worshipers can worship the grave itself without entering the grave area. Therefore, it is not necessary to provide a worship path in the graveyard from the near side of the grave area to the back side of the grave area where the grave body was erected. There is no danger of the worshipers being trampled by worshipers. In addition, the grave area is surrounded by a rectangular frame made of wound stone, and at the same time, it is formed in the shape of an altar by embankment, and the ground is one step higher than the surrounding area. Can be. Therefore, it is possible to reliably prevent a worshiper or the like from entering the grave area in which the urn is buried in the ground and impairing the spirituality. Furthermore, when worshiping with the hands of the tomb body erected from the front side of the grave area where the worship accessories are located, it is inevitable that the osseous interposition between the grave body and the worship accessories is inevitable. Since the urn buried in the space has been worshiped at the same time, it can give a sense of peace to those who sleep on the ground.

[0009] The grave area is formed in an altar shape by embankment inside an outer frame surrounded by a curb stone, and since the embankment reaches the height of the outer frame, it is extremely drained. Good, rainwater does not collect. Therefore, there is no danger that the ground filled with the urn will be submerged or submerged, and the grave area environment will be significantly impaired.

[0010]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiments of the present invention will be specifically described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic plan view schematically showing a basic structure of a grave according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a schematic sectional view thereof, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a specific example thereof.

According to the present invention, a cubic stone 2
Are provided side by side so that several can be connected, and an outer frame 3 surrounded by a square is provided, and the embankment 4 is filled inside the outer frame 3 to the height of the outer frame 3 so that the ground is one step higher than the surrounding area. Are formed. Then, the grave body A is erected on the far side of the grave area 5,
Separated from the grave body A, the grave body A
Worship accessory B used when worshiping is arranged,
Between the grave main body A and its worship appendix B, a vacant burial space C for burying the urn directly in the soil is provided.

As the grave main body A, for example, as shown in FIG. 3, one or two or more grave monuments 6, 7 composed of a monument or a stone tower are erected. The worship accessory B includes a central offering stand 8, a pair of left and right flower stands 9 and 9, candle stands 10 and 10, and an incense burner (incense stand) 11 and 11 with the offering stand 8 interposed therebetween. ing. The central part of the wound stone 2 provided on the front side of the tomb area 5 is cut in a stepped shape, and the part is formed into a shape that also serves as the worship stone 12. The type and the number of arrangement points of the worship accessory B are not limited to those illustrated in FIG.

However, the worshiper does not approach the tomb body A erected on the far side of the tomb area 5 but worships the tomb body A in front of the tomb area 5 where the worship accessory B is arranged. It is not necessary to provide a prayer path from the near side to the far side of the grave area 5, so that it is possible to secure a wide ossuating space C and at the same time, There is no danger of the buried urn being trampled by worshipers. In particular, the tomb area 5 is surrounded by the outer frame 3 formed of the wound stone 2 in a square shape, and
Because of this, the ground is raised one step higher than the surrounding area, so there is also a psychological effect of refusing worshipers and other people from entering the grave, and worshipers enter the grave area 5 with the urn buried in the ground. The sacred nature can be reliably prevented from being impaired.

When the grave main body A is worshiped from the front side of the grave area 5 where the worship appendix B is arranged, inevitably, the bone filling space C interposed between the grave main body A and the worship appendage B is required.
The urn buried in the temple has been worshiped at the same time, giving a sense of peace to those who sleep on the ground.

A grave area 5 formed inside the outer frame 3 surrounded by the winding stone 2 in a square shape and filled with the embankment 4 up to the height of the outer frame 3 is less likely to be submerged. Because it is good, rainwater does not accumulate and the grave environment is not harmed.

[0016]

According to the present invention, a large burial space can be secured in the grave area of a grave in which a number of urns are directly buried in the soil and buried. Worshipers enter the grave area, and the territory is impaired, and the ground filled with the urn is flooded and the grave area environment can be reliably prevented from being damaged. is there.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic plan view schematically showing a basic structure of a grave according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic sectional view thereof.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a specific example of a grave structure according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the structure of a conventional tomb.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A: tomb body B: worship accessory C: vacant burial space 2 ... winding stones 3 ... outer frame 4 ... embankment 5 ... grave area 6 ... tombstone 7 ... tombstone 8 ... offering stand 9 ... flower stand 10 ... candle stand 11 ... incense burner

Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] 1. A grave area (5) formed by embankment (4) inside an outer frame (3) surrounded by a square with a wound stone (2) to the height of the outer frame (3) and forming a platform. The grave body (A) to be worshiped is erected, and the grave body (A) is separated from the grave body (A), and a worship accessory (B) of the grave body is arranged in front of the grave area (5). ) And a worship accessory (B), a buried burial space (C) for directly burying the urn in the soil. 2. The tomb body (A) is a tombstone (6, 7), and the worship accessory (B) is a gift stand (8), a flower stand (9, 9), and a candle stand (10, 10). ), Incense burner (11, 11)
The tomb structure according to claim 1, wherein