Royal burial

Royal burial refers to the practice of interring members of royal families in specially designated locations, often reflecting their status and significance. These burials typically involve elaborate rituals and the inclusion of valuable artifacts, symbols of power, and sometimes ornate tombs or monuments. Historically, they were conducted to honor the deceased and ensure a safe passage to the afterlife, which was believed to be crucial for maintaining the dynasty's stability. Examples include tombs of pharaohs in Egypt, kings in Europe, and emperors in China, showcasing cultural beliefs and the importance of lineage in societal hierarchies.