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Title: Dajo Ruiten / Part 1 / 1867-1871 / Vol. 13 / System / Mourning / Miscellaneous 1
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The mourning system shall be observed according to the old custom for the time being.

From this point onward, Ikeda Akimasa entered and succeeded as head of the family, with his son Masayasu succeeding him thereafter. On this day, Masayasu submitted a letter inquiring about the mourning attire for his father and ancestors.

The memorial service by Dajokan (Grand Council) should be held without any hesitation

Koga, Dainagon had been confined at home due to illness, but he was ordered to attend to court by imperial individual order

Attendance in office at the end of mourning shall be confined to the affairs of Benkan (Controller)

Notice Issued to Hayakawa Kozo, Judge of Nara Prefecture, from Governor Regarding the end of mourning

Inquiry Regarding the Regulations for Mourning

In Heavy and Light mourning, Shihohai (Prayer to the Four Quarters) should be refrained but offer congratulations may be conducted without hesitation

The proclamation of Attendance in office at the end of one's mourning shall be withheld; instead, the day following the end of mourning shall be designated in advance. On that day, the individual shall be permitted to attend office at their discretion.

The mourning period shall follow the system previously used by the Imperial Court.

Kashiwara Kageharu, Junior Advisor in Charge of Missionary Affairs for the Hakata Domain inquire about Procedures for Mourning and Official Duties

Students are not permitted to attend school during mourning for parents even if the mourning period is shortened to a half.

Inquiring about difference between light and heavy mourning

By imperial decree, it is decreed that one cannot be exempted from the impurity of childbirth.

In the case postpartum women is in different room, it does not concern postpartum impurity.

Decree Concerning the Oath of the Tenjin-Chigi Festival

Enshrining the deities of heaven and earth in the southern hall and made a solemn pledge with the nobles and feudal lords.

By imperial decree, the year Keio 4 was changed to Meiji 1.

The Gifts for the new era following the old custom of the first year of Kaei