With the suppression of headhunting, the next important and third category relates to the death-related rituals among which the biggest celebration is the Soul Festival (Gawai Antu) to honour the souls of the dead especially the famous and brave ones who are invited to visit the living for the Sebayan (Haedes) to feast and to bestow all sorts of helpful charms to the living relatives. The (brave king) can be honoured by his descendants up to three times via Gawai Antu. Other mortuary ceremonies are (flower separation) held three days after burial, (mourning termination), (), or (entombing festival).