0 a person who has been given something by someone who is dead: --
1 a person who receives money, property, or assets from someone who has died: --
It was clearly identified as the party of chiefs and therefore the inheritor of their legitimacy and institutions.
One possibility when the initiative was proposed was that houses and farms that did not pass to male inheritors would be sold by the treasury.
Women made up a minority of landholders, married women were not named as tenants, sons were preferred to daughters as the inheritors of land.
Another, less likely possibility is that the owner died without issue and that his collateral inheritors were simply not interested in the property.
Natural persons perished, and with this, their property became dispersed among the inheritors.
Sadly, there are no contributions (apart from one or two comments) which would constitute the view from below, neither from scholars nor from inheritor administrators.
Strangely, he never bothers to tell the name of the band he sees, the inheritors of a tradition he wants to show he knows well.
They also did not hesitate to attribute the same mentality to their alleged national inheritors among their own contemporaries.
