The one responsible for the funeral arrangements of Prince Le is an heir of an old prince, who belongs to the same generation as the Grand Emperor, and currently holds a position in the Ministry of Revenue, while also serving as the Imperial Clan's director.
Even though Prince Le has died, the court has not stripped him of his title. Over there, Prince Zhuang also claims to bury him with princely rites. He's almost prepared everything, yet the Ministry of Rites cannot select a day, what's going on?
Since Prince Zhuang stated to bury him with princely rites, even if it isn't an extravagant funeral, it shouldn't lack in quality. It's necessary to have people from the imperial temple to chant scriptures and conduct ceremonies. Prior to this, the Ministry of Rites needs to find a suitable day to invite masters to the temple, and then have those masters calculate whether it would be best to keep the body for five days, seven days, or forty-nine days.
