The role of eldest son and grandson in the family, and how to define the position of eldest son and grandson in the family hierarchy?

How is the eldest grandson arranged? The eldest grandson is often the eldest son.

There are many feudal rules in China feudal society, including two rules: 1. The child's marriage is arranged by the parents, and the child has no right to speak. You can't consider marrying your brother first when your brother doesn't marry. For the above two reasons, the first grandson is basically the eldest son of the eldest son. So the eldest grandson is often the eldest son of the eldest son. However, there are the following exceptions: 1. Although the eldest son got married first, he gave birth to a second son. Although the eldest son gets married first, the first child may be a daughter. Before the second child was born, the eldest son of the second son had arrived. Although the eldest son married his wife first, he had no wife. And the second son already has a son. In the above three cases, the eldest grandson should be the eldest son of the second son. So in the final analysis, the eldest grandson is still the eldest grandson. In ancient big families, if the eldest son died, which was worse, the eldest grandson or the second son? In ancient times, a large family could marry three wives and four concubines, and there were many children. Although they are all brothers, they are not necessarily born to one mother. The ancients paid attention to the order of the young and the old, and also paid attention to the distinction between the common people. Whether they inherit or take charge, they should obey orders.

In ancient times, it was the direct eldest son inheritance system, and the first heir of the family must be the direct eldest son and the first child born to his wife. The wife is the first legal wife that Ming Media is marrying, and the children born by the wife are the purest and most standardized heirs in legal system and consanguinity. After that, all the children who entered the door were side rooms, and the children born in the side rooms were concubines, which was a layer worse than the identity of the eldest son.

The eldest son is not necessarily the eldest son. In this case, the death of the eldest son has little effect on family rights. On the surface, the distribution of family property is the same as that of illegitimate children, but in fact, the eldest son still has many advantages and privileges, and the eldest son is also the first in the inheritance of fame.

In ancient times, the head of a large family was generally inherited by the eldest son, and the ancestral temple was also enshrined by the eldest son. If the eldest son dies early, it depends on whether the eldest son, that is, the eldest son, is an adult. If the eldest son comes of age, he should inherit all the rights of the eldest son. As for the patriarch, you can give it to an older uncle. After all, family affairs are complicated, and some big families have business to take care of, so it is more convenient for older people to handle them.

If the eldest grandson is underage, then the heir of the family business will be inherited by the promoted second son, so whether it is a big family or a royal family, the heir must be the eldest son and grandson. The most famous case of royal succession is Zhu Yuanzhang of Ming Taizu, whose eldest son died unfortunately. When the eldest son died, others thought it would be passed on to the second son, but Zhu Yuanzhang did not pass on the throne to his son, but gave it to his son.

It can be seen that the ancient royal family strictly followed the eldest son inheritance system, and the grandson gained great advantages when the eldest son died. According to the Ming Dynasty's Daming Law, which is equivalent to China's current People's Republic of China (PRC) Inheritance Law, officials are entitled to hereditary substitution rights:

If civil and military officials enjoy hereditary titles, they should follow the order of succession, first the eldest son and grandson, then the eldest son and grandson, and finally the younger brother and nephew. In other words, the inheritance order here is humble first, grow first, and then be young.

The eldest son and grandson of our family died in middle age, or there was no queen. Find Mr. Feng Shui and see what happened there.

Why does a family always have eldest son and grandson? Before his early death, the eldest son generally has the right of inheritance, or the right of inheritance is relatively large, which is calculated by the latter.

Family disputes about the inheritance of the eldest grandson, is it the eldest grandson or the eldest son? The eldest grandson is often the eldest son.

There are many feudal rules in China feudal society, including two rules: 1. The child's marriage is arranged by the parents, and the child has no right to speak. You can't consider marrying your brother first when your brother doesn't marry. For the above two reasons, the first grandson is basically the eldest son of the eldest son. So the eldest grandson is often the eldest son of the eldest son. However, there are the following exceptions: 1. Although the eldest son got married first, he gave birth to a second son. Although the eldest son gets married first, the first child may be a daughter. Before the second child was born, the eldest son of the second son had arrived. Although the eldest son married his wife first, he had no wife. And the second son already has a son. In the above three cases, the eldest grandson should be the eldest son of the second son. So in the final analysis, the eldest grandson is still the eldest grandson. In ancient clan families, who had the greatest power after the death of the eldest son, the eldest grandson or the second son? I think the eldest son has greater rights. After all, polygamy was practiced in ancient times, and the eldest son had greater rights than the second. At the same time, the difference between the two in ancient times is very big.

In the ancient history of China, there is a long tradition between families. In other words, if you don't leave the eldest son to your children to inherit and continue the family lineage, then you should find a nephew from other brother families to adopt the eldest son and continue the family lineage, even if the other brother families only have one son. This is the "never ending" ancient history of China. This is part of the adoption system in China's history.

The names of extended families are usually ancestral tablets and heads of households. The ancestral tablet should be passed on to the eldest son for worship. Then the head of the household should also be inherited by the eldest son. If the first son dies before his father, it depends on the age of the first grandson and the second son. If the grandson gets married, the ancestral tablet will be passed on to the grandson, and the patriarch is likely to be inherited by the eldest son. If the first grandson is not crowned, the second son is already a family, because the first grandson will spend the festival with his mother, and the ranking of ancestors and heads of households can only be inherited by the second son.

In ancient big families and aristocratic families, men generally had more than one wife, so they also had many children, but the status of wives was definitely higher than that of concubines. The first child she gave birth to was called the eldest son, regardless of whether she was older than other concubines. The eldest son is superior to other brothers and sisters. And according to the eldest son inheritance system, regardless of whether the eldest son is a sage or not, the rights of the family should be inherited by the eldest son. This is the so-called "stand for a long time without being a sage."

In our family, the eldest son and grandson are either dead or have no feng shui in their hearts.

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