Jeongjae

Jeongjae is a traditional Korean post-forensic ritual that involves honoring and memorializing the deceased through respectful offerings and ceremonies. Typically performed at gravesites or memorial shrines, it reflects cultural values of filial piety, reverence, and remembrance. The practice emphasizes maintaining a connection with ancestors, expressing gratitude, and ensuring their spirits are cared for in the afterlife. Jeongjae can include activities like presenting food, incense, and prayers, helping to preserve family lineage and cultural heritage across generations.