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If it is done step by step, Jia Zheng is only the second son, and he is not qualified to be a knight. Whether it is a title or a title, it should be inherited by the eldest son, Jia Yu. Jia Zheng didn't have much money, it would be good to be able to get a tenth of it, and he had to move out of Rongguo Mansion.

Usually there are three main aspects of the family property of such large families: title, title and private property. Titles are not disputed and generally belong to the eldest son.

But if you just want a knighthood, this doesn't have any substantive meaning, to put it bluntly, it's a name. What really makes sense is the title that goes with it, and such hereditary titles are quite lucrative.

The third is private property. And the children other than the eldest son can share the father's part of the private property. You may think that there must be a lot of private property, right? It's a lot, but it's a tiny fraction compared to the estate.

Rong Guogong's status is respected, and it is naturally not difficult to buy private property in his capacity, but the tree is very popular, and there are a lot of estates, if there are too many private properties, it is easy to be caught by others, and it is easy to get into trouble for yourself. Therefore, Rong Guogong did not dare to blatantly buy too much private property.

Jia Zheng is lucky, except for Jia Yu, there are no other brothers, so his father's private property can be divided equally with the eldest brother at most, and half of the inheritance will be inherited, but he has to move out of the house and set up another door. Half of Rongguo's public and private property is naturally a lot for ordinary people, and they may not be able to eat it all in a lifetime. But compared to the estate, it may not even be a tenth.

However, when the title was inherited to the third generation, an accident occurred, and the eldest son Jia Yu only inherited the title, and the title that really marked the title was inherited by the second son Jia Zhenglai. In this way, they fell one by one, and the part that should have belonged to Jia Yu was all returned to Jia Zheng.

The reason for this is that the author did not write it completely, but it can be guessed from the following articles that Jia Yu should have done a big thing and made a big mistake before he was deprived of the right to inherit the title.

Because Jia Zheng is not the eldest son, he is not eligible to inherit the title, but he can inherit the lord's private property, but because the lord's property is enough, the lord generally will not buy private property, so he may not inherit as much as ten percent of the eldest son.

Jia Zheng can't inherit the title and property but can inherit the private property of the Jia family, and the private property must be divided with other brothers, such as the private school property of the Jia family, but in fact, it cannot be compared with the title property.

According to the ancient law of inheritance of concubines, first of all, Jia Yu will own most of the property of Jiafu, including the title and the succession field in the clan, and although Jia Zheng cannot inherit Rongguo Mansion, he has the love of Jia's mother. , so the property he can inherit will not be less, which also includes Jia's mother's private house.

This is the point put forward by Liu Xinwu, be a good person, and torture it to LZ: The prototype of Jia's mother's life is a younger sister of Li Xu, who was woven in Suzhou in the Kangxi Dynasty. She married Cao Yin, a weaver in Jiangning of the Kangxi Dynasty, but just when she was enjoying a prosperous and wealthy life, her husband Cao Yin died.

Cao Yin died, and his son continued to be this Jiangning weaving, which was Cao Yu's page. But God is not beautiful, and within a few years, Cao Yupage also died. Kangxi ordered Li Xu:

You go to Cao Yin's nephew and choose a newspaper to come up, pass it on to the Li family, and then weave it in Jiangning. Li Xu gave Kangxi a recital and recommended Cao Zhaopage. Cao Zhao's transformation into the artistic image composed of ** is Jia Zheng.

**It says that Jia's mother has two sons, and the eldest son is Jia Yu, but does Jia Yu live with Jia's mother? Don't live together. This is not only a strange phenomenon of aristocratic families, but also very outrageous in ordinary families in feudal society.

Jia's mother's husband is Jia Daishan, and after Jia Daishan died, the title was inherited by Jia Yu. However, he did not live in the Rongxi Hall of Rongguo Mansion, and did not live in the main building complex on the central axis of Rongguo Mansion, but ran to live in the courtyard of another black oil gate next door to Rongguo Mansion. Who occupies this Rongxi Hall, the most important space of the Rongguo Mansion?

Jia Zheng and Mrs. Wang.

This is one of the biggest characteristics of Cao Xueqin's "true things hidden" and "false words are preserved" texts. Because in the reality of life, Lee's husband and own son died, and a son came to serve her with his daughter-in-law. As for Jia Yu, in real life, he is a brother of Jia Zheng's prototype, and he did not pass under the Li family with him.

In **, for the convenience of writing, Cao Xueqin merged similar items and designed the prototype of Jia Yu in life as the son of Jia's mother.

In terms of life archetype, if Cao Xueqin is Cao Zhaoye's son, then he has no direct blood relationship with the Li family, he is just a child born to a step-son. However, in feudal society, whether it is a wealthy family or an ordinary family, they all agree with a truth: if the step-son is an adult and has a bad relationship with his step-parents, the son born to this son will be regarded as his own grandson by the grandfather and grandmother above, which is a kind of psychological cognition and moral positioning in order to continue the bloodline of a family in that era.

So it has been written many times in the book that Jia's mother has no feelings for Jia Zheng, but she does treat Baoyu as a treasure, which is very reasonable.