We are not royalty. We are ordinary people. We are common people in the countryside. The daughter of an ordinary rural family is married, of course. After death, "life is somebody else's person, and death is somebody else's ghost", so it is natural to be buried in her husband's ancestral grave. If there is a family tree, it should be written in. If the unfortunate daughter is divorced, of course, she can remarry, and the life and death treatment of remarriage and first marriage are the same. Or remarried in-laws.
If it is more unfortunate, after the divorce, my daughter died unexpectedly. How can I be buried? There are several methods;
First, if the divorced ex-husband agrees, he can also be buried in his ancestral grave. Especially if you have children with your ex-husband, the children can coordinate the arrangements for the mother's funeral.
Second, if the ex-husband remarries, the ashes can be stored elsewhere first. In the future, after the death of her ex-husband and his remarried wife, they will be buried together in the ancestral grave. There are many precedents. After divorce, if the woman dies and does not remarry, it can also be written into the family tree.
Third, it can also be buried in the ancestral grave of the woman's family. But the requirement is no children. Just as she has never been married, it is tantamount to being the "eldest daughter" of the family, and there are precedents in history.
Fourth, you can find another cemetery, cemetery or individual independent tomb to erect a monument. Be respected by relatives and children. If you have no children, you can get the respect of your brothers and sisters.
The Princess Tomb in Beijing mentioned above is a separate independent tomb. In fact, we can not stick to the old principles now. As long as the relatives of both sides have no opinions and the answers are consistent, there are many ways.