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Confucianism -> Liji -> Tan Gong II -> 154

The ceremony in the mourning rites of (the coffined corpse) appearing in the court (of the ancestral temple)
is in accordance with the filial heart of the deceased.
He is (supposed to be) grieved at leaving his chamber,
and therefore he is brought to the temple of his fathers, and then (the coffin) goes on its way.
Under the Yin, the body was thus presented and then coffined in the temple;
under the Zhou the interment followed immediately after its presentation (in the coffin).


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