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Gyokunyo and the House of the Dead

Canonical entry drawn from a single source layer in 19_AGGRESSIVE_ARCHIVE_SWEEP_IV_v2_7.md.

Layer 1: Gyokunyo and the House of the Dead

Section titled “Layer 1: Gyokunyo and the House of the Dead”

Source file: 19_AGGRESSIVE_ARCHIVE_SWEEP_IV_v2_7.md

The archaeological report explicitly raises a possible relationship between the wooden tablet’s Gyokunyo and a “house of the dead” context.

This creates a bridge worth investigating among:

  • death pollution;
  • directional protection;
  • Gyokunyo;
  • later henbai;
  • funerary avoidance.

This is a hypothesis generated from archaeological context, not evidence that ninth-century users practiced the later Wakasugi rite unchanged.