Dream of Red Mansions Why Lin Ruhai, no matter how rich he is, has little to do with Lin Daiyu

Lin Ruhai's wealth is related to Lin Daiyu, the Lin family is very rich, Lin Ruhai has given Lin Daiyu a dowry, that is, Lin Daiyu deserves, but because Lin Daiyu is a daughter, she was not married at that time, she was fostered in a relative's house, and she could not directly manage her father's property. But if Lin Daiyu gets married, there will be no less property belonging to her. So no matter how rich Lin Ruhai is, it has nothing to do with Lin Daiyu, this statement is wrong and untenable.

First of all, Lin Ruhai has no son, so the family property can only fall on Lin Daiyu's head, but Lin Daiyu is unmarried and cannot manage her own property, and the property is related to her, and no one can snatch it away. Lin Daiyu took money with her when she left home, and there was a lot of money, and it can be known through the details in the book that Lin Daiyu didn't have to worry about spending the money at all. No matter where Lin Daiyu goes, it does not affect that she has a considerable property, and her property is managed by others during her sojourn.

I can't move before I get married.

Secondly, ** did not explicitly say that Lin Ruhai's money had nothing to do with Lin Daiyu, but through the details, it can be known that Lin Ruhai's money has been left to Lin Daiyu. Looking at Dream of Red Mansions, you can know that Lin Daiyu is very rich, and she doesn't feel sorry for the silver taels at all when she rewards her subordinates, which shows that she has a treasury. It can also be inferred that Lin Ruhai must have left a property for Daiyu, but it is not explicitly stated in **.

Before Lin Ruhai died, Lin Daiyu went back to accompany him for a while, and Lin Ruhai would definitely explain the inheritance. Lin Daiyu still has her mother's dowry, and she is still very rich.

Third, Lin Ruhai's property is directly related to Lin Daiyu, after all, Lin Daiyu is a party. Although Lin Daiyu is a woman, after all, it is the inheritance of her biological father, and her father will definitely think about Lin Daiyu for the rest of her life. Even if there aren't many, there must be some, and there is a speculation that someone has embezzled the property.

But this speculation is not quite valid. It's a pity that Lin Daiyu died early, otherwise the property would definitely come into her hands.

is because Lin Daiyu is a daughter he doesn't value very much, and he never thought about leaving his property to his daughter, Lin Daiyu is an illegitimate daughter.

is because Lin Daiyu is not Lin Ruhai's real daughter. That's why Lin Ruhai drove Lin Daiyu out. Don't want him to inherit his property.

In ancient times, the preference for sons over daughters was very serious, girls had no right to inherit the family property, Lin Ruhai was very rich, and he would not give all his property to his daughter.

Because Lin Ruhai did not regard Lin Daiyu as his heir, Lin Ruhai had a second daughter who he paid more attention to, and Lin Daiyu was nothing to him.

I think it has a certain relationship with the feudal society at that time, the status of women is very low, and women are not qualified to inherit their parents' property, so no matter how much money Lin Ruhai earns, except for the children's family, other money cannot be given to his children.

The main thing is that Lin Ruhai committed a crime, he had to run away to be able to protect his life, Daiyu was weak and couldn't run away with him, so he couldn't take care of Daiyu.

is because Lin Ruhai's family background is not particularly good. And he owes a lot of debts, if he continues to keep Lin Daiyu by his side, he will only cause a lot of trouble.

It was because Lin Ruhai's life was in danger. He only had about half a year to live. But he was reluctant to give up his daughter.

Jia Baoyu's mother and cousin are greedy.

My ancestor was the Emperor of Yanhuang, and he was still poor.

was swallowed by the Jia family, on the grounds that Daiyu was incapable of handling it, so she took care of it.

Daiyu herself acquiesced to what valuable property she had under the fence, and acted according to people's eyes. I think Cao Xueqin deliberately hid something.

was swallowed by Jia Lian and Wang Xifeng.

1, Lin Ruhai was an official outside, Jia Min died, Jia's mother wrote to say that she was worried about her granddaughter and wanted to take care of her, Lin Ruhai also felt that it would be better for her daughter who had lost her mother to go to her grandmother's house, and it was inconvenient for her to take her daughter with her, so she let Daiyu pass. (Daiyu actually has a younger brother, but he died when he was very young) Since Lin Ruhai can marry Jia Min, the Lin family is naturally not an ordinary person, Lin Ruhai is a son-in-law, and his wife is dead, of course he can't go to live in Jiafu in order to cultivate his body, not to be an official, and not to stay at home. To put it bluntly, Daiyu is a granddaughter, so she has a relationship with Jiafu (in fact, at that time, the relationship was not so big, so Daiyu always felt that she was under the fence), Lin Ruhai was a son-in-law, and his wife died, so he had little to do with Jiafu.

2. A few years after Daiyu arrived in Jiafu, Lin Ruhai was seriously ill, so Daiyu went home to visit, and Lin Ruhai died in about half a year, and then Daiyu returned to Jiafu.

3, Lin Ruhai has passed away, so he can't go to Jiafu.

4. The daughter who marries out naturally has to live with her husband's family. Later, Jia Min passed away, and it was impossible to move in with Jia's mother.

In ancient times, ordinary men would not be sons-in-law, unless they were particularly poor; Married daughters generally do not return to their parents' homes to live permanently, and it is okay to live for a short time; Daiyu died in Jiafu within a few years, and Lin Ruhai died.