A 13 year old child dies unexpectedly, can he be buried together after his grandfather dies?

According to our local rules, adult children are not allowed to enter the ancestral grave when they die, and they cannot be buried with their grandfather if they cannot enter the ancestral grave.

It can't be buried together, because it's a child, you can't be buried with your elders, and the child should be buried in a dark place, so it's very good for the family.

A 13-year-old child died unexpectedly, and after his grandfather passed away, he would not normally be buried together, we have a saying here, this is a debt, and he died at the age of 13, and he can't be buried with his ancestors.

It stands to reason that a 13-year-old child who dies untimely is an untimely death and cannot be graved in the ancestral land, but he can be buried with his grandfather, and pray that his grandfather will take good care of his grandson, and ask him to serve his grandfather well.

I think it can be very reasonable and very formal, and it is normal for the elders to be buried together after their deaths, which is called a family cemetery.

Of course, you can't stand together, because if you die of separation, it means that the boy's death intention is still very bad, so you can't put them together.

Glad for your question, this should be okay, after all, it's your own people. aqui te amo。

No! Disrespectful! Spirits will come together! Science!

Grandpa died in his 30s and was buried with his grandmother, and his parents also passed away and wanted to sign his parents to his grandfather's cemetery, is it okay for his grandfather to die in his 30s and buried with his grandmother, and his parents also wanted to sign his parents to his grandfather's cemetery when he passed away, this is okay,

Yes, that's totally fine, it's in accordance with the law, but you just have to find good people.

According to the rules of the previous family, the family must be together after death. No matter how old your grandfather is or how he died, since your parents have died, you should bury your parents next to your grandparents according to their generation.

Child, this is not moving. This is the normal burial address.

You can bury your parents' descendants with your grandparents. This is whether it is an unnatural death or not. It's human nature.

Hello! Of course, this is fine, and it is better to put the graves of ordinary families together.

It's okay to be normal, it's right that a family's graves are all in one place.

Parents can be moved to the grandparents' cemetery.

It's okay, as long as you don't have anything to say about it.

This one is okay, no problem.

It's better not to. It's not good to move together.

This can allow the village to know how to know how to give advice to the elders in this regard, and there are authoritative people in the village who often greet the village and listen to the opinions of others.

This needs to be based on the direction, not the front and back in general.

Generally, the east is honored, and the north is honored. If you don't have an exact direction, if you are backing the mountain, you will be on top.

Yes, the position has nothing to do with the time of the grandfather's death, this position is fixed.

It can also be done. Because they are all the closest people!

Since your father has died, then you should go for your father. If you have the ability, you should bear the cost of moving the grave with the two uncles.

The customs and habits of a place are different, ask the local elders.

No, people who die without marriage cannot be buried in the family cemetery, but only next to the cemetery. It will only be possible after the marriage.

No, how can grandpa be buried with his grandson, it's messed up, grandpa can only be buried with grandma, and grandchildren can go into the cemetery and not be buried together.

The ashes of the grandson and his grandfather can be combined, and since everyone is a family, there is nothing wrong with living together as a family.

If two people have a deep relationship, especially grandchildren, the relationship is okay, and the grandparents have a bad relationship, then forget it

Yes, those who say it's not feasible are superstitious, I never believe in superstitions or anything like that, if you bury your grandson and grandfather together, it's okay to be relatives, and a friend of mine is a feng shui watcher, and I earn money to eat by looking at feng shui, and I asked my friend, and he said that they can be buried together.

Our local custom is that you can be buried next to the elderly to accompany the elderly, but there is no one who is buried together.

No, the descendants of grandpa are good after the burial.

Absolutely not. This will mess up the generations, and your father's ashes will only be buried with your mother in a hundred years. Your son, you should bury him alone near his grandfather.

No, the foot of your father's grave should be on top of his eldest son, and if it is a grandson on top of such a tomb, it is called cutting off the son and grandchild. There is a son missing in the middle, called a broken son.

No, in folklore, the rules are set by themselves

Is your father the eldest? If it is necessary to have your grandfather, your uncle does nothing. Find a feng shui master to take a good look and don't move at will. But this situation in your home has to be moved.

They are all dead and will be chaotic together.

Spend money to find a feng shui master.

In this way, there should be something wrong with your family's feng shui, you can ask someone to take a look, don't you think it's all men in the family......

Why not, the same family lineage, are buried in the same cemetery.

You can ask this question to your local civil affairs bureau.

Alas, there are many couples who are not buried together after death, don't be too entangled in this regard, it's been decades, it still depends on your own wishes, as long as you have peace of mind, don't be too feudal and superstitious!

The ancestral graves should be moved together.

OK. It mainly depends on the wishes of the deceased.

Look at the opinions of other family members, but in fact, the deceased is the greatest, and it is better to respect the deceased.