Jerye
Jerye is a formality to cherish memory of the deceased, and show sincerity and appreciation to them. The reason of performing Je-Rye is to continue filial piety towards ancestors.
Jerye is a formality to cherish memory of the deceased, and show sincerity and appreciation to them. The reason of performing Je-Rye is to continue filial piety towards ancestors.
Introduction of Sangrye Sang-Rye means the formalities observed in funeral service of a dead, which is the last rite a life should go through. Korea’s traditional funeral ceremony had been derived from ancestor worship...
Introduction of Honrye This is a traditional marriage service for a couple, thereby linking two families and creating a new family. It is a ceremony of forming a social unit through union of two...
This is a ceremony for becoming an adult, an event performed at the coming of one’s socially responsible age. In the old days of Korea, the ceremony was called ‘Gwan-Rye’ or ‘Gye-Rye’ according to gender of the subject.
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