This is an early-19th-century drawing by another British military officer of such a ceremonial, where the king was involved, and the king's job, one of the large parts of his job, apart from organizing warfare and things like that, was to look after the tombs of his ancestors, and when a king died, the stool that he sat on was blackened and put in the royal ancestral temple, and every 40 days,
これは19世紀初頭のスケッチで あるイギリスの陸軍士官が そんな儀式を描いたものです 儀式には王が参加しました 王の仕事の中でも とりわけ重要なことは 戦争を率いる類のことを除けば 先祖の墓を守ることでした そして王が死んだら 彼の座っていた腰掛けは黒くされ 王家代々の寺院に入れられます そして40日ごとに