The arrangement order of dutiful sons on tombstones

The funeral order is very strict and can't be misplaced. Usually arranged by the waiter. At the front of the funeral procession were eight red flags, four leading gongs, four sun-shading red umbrellas, four green fans, melons, shotgun axes, eight big lifts, four big tables, and a crane boy Hu, who sentenced two escorting ghosts to tie colors with Fang Bi's brother (one holding a three-section stick and the other holding a seven-section whip high). After the deacon, the guests are arranged in front of the coffin by their peers, with the elderly ranking first. At first, it was arranged in the order of great-grandson, great-grandson and second son. Later, the eldest son was guided by the coffin, and the second son and other filial sons and grandchildren were arranged backwards with funeral sticks. Use a piece of white cloth, one end of which is tied in front of the bar, and the other end is carried by the eldest son. The dutiful sons folded on their shoulders in turn and walked with bars crying, which was called "sweeping the spirit". The production of funeral sticks is also exquisite. Bamboo is the staff of bereavement, and the father's day is taken out; When you lose your mother, you should use sycamore as a staff, including Mother's Day. Then the coffin. Women will sit in the sedan chair behind the coffin and cry all the way. At this time, the eldest daughter-in-law should hold a pottery jar, also called a "box food jar", in which food will be placed, which will be placed in front of the head of the deceased when filial piety is buried. If the eldest son dies before his father, the eldest grandson (Tianjin custom calls him "a heavy-duty grandson") will carry the banner and guide the way instead of his father, followed by uncles and uncles, and the pot holder is also the wife of the eldest grandson. Followed by monks, Taoists and Ni Jing. One group is called a shed. The more sheds there are, the more grand they are, showing the social status and economic strength of bereavement. Most tents are rented by families who have lost their loved ones and given by relatives and friends. ?