According to question, this is a epideictic rhetoric .
One of the three branches, or "species," of rhetoric as described in Aristotle's Rhetoric, to be used to praise or blame during ceremonies, is called epideictic oratory, also known as ceremonial oratory or praise-and-blame rhetoric. The purpose of epideictic rhetoric, which is focused on the present, is to emphasize and characterize what makes a person or thing outstanding.
Epideictic rhetoric is demonstrated by the fact that it frequently happens after a person has passed away. Consider this to be a eulogy. One of the most well-known literary examples is Marc Antony's speech in William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar after Caesar is killed.
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