JPH0366366U

JPH0366366U -

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Publication number: JPH0366366U
Application number: JP12870589U
Authority: JP
Priority date: 1989-11-01
Filing date: 1989-11-01
Publication date: 1991-06-27

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第１図の１は夫婦墓誌の正面図である。第１図
の２は夫婦墓誌の裏面図である。第１図の３は夫
婦墓誌の側面図である。第２図の１は連記墓誌の
正面図である。第３図の１は単独墓誌の正面図で
ある。第３図の２は単独墓誌の裏面図である。第
４図の１は１骨箱に２墓誌を取り付けた正面図で
ある。第４図の２は１骨箱に２墓誌を取り付けた
側面図である。 1 in Figure 1 is a front view of the couple's epitaph. 2 in Figure 1 is a back view of the couple's epitaph. 3 in Figure 1 is a side view of the couple's epitaph. 1 in Figure 2 is a front view of the epitaph with multiple inscriptions. 1 in Figure 3 is a front view of a single epitaph. 2 in Figure 3 is a back view of the single epitaph. Figure 4 1 is a front view of two epitaphs attached to one ashes box. 2 in Fig. 4 is a side view of two epitaphs attached to one ashes box.

補正平２．１．３０図面の簡単な説明を次のように補正する。明細書５頁の１６行の行頭に、「第１図は、夫
婦墓誌の全体図である。第２図は、連記墓誌の全
体図である。第３図は、単独墓誌の全体図である
。第４図は、骨箱と墓誌の組み合わせ全体図であ
る。」を付記します。Amendment 2.1.30 Hei 2.1.30 The brief description of the drawing is amended as follows. At the beginning of line 16 on page 5 of the specification, it says, ``Figure 1 is an overall view of a married couple's epitaph. Figure 2 is an overall view of a combined epitaph. Figure 3 is an overall view of a single epitaph. . Figure 4 is an overall diagram of the combination of the bone box and epitaph."

Claims

[Scope of claim for utility model registration] The material is copper plate, other metals, and stones that do not easily corrode even when submerged in soil. As shown in Fig. 1, the common name, posthumous name, year of death, and age of the couple are written on the front side, and on the back, a simple genealogy of the deceased is carved with medicine or chiss as shown in Fig. 1, 2, so that the deceased can be buried with the ashes of the deceased. The couple's epitaph. Graveyards have been cleaned up, there are no stone monuments, and the places where our ancestors were buried are no longer known by their common names and posthumous names.
This is a continuous epitaph, in which the year of death and the age of death are written consecutively as shown in Figure 2, 1, and the remains are buried in a graveyard in place of the remains. Individual epitaphs, such as those shown in Figure 3, 1 and 2, are written for deceased sisters, younger siblings, or children who passed away at a young age, who are adopted or married, and are buried in the cemetery of their adopted or married parents. Figure 4: A combination of a bone box and an epitaph, as shown in 1 and 2, in which the epitaph is attached to the surface of the bone box and is buried together with the remains of the deceased.