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Under the law of primogeniture, a deceased person’s possessions are inherited equally by the children. inherited by the eldest son. donated to the state. donated to the Church.
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Under the law of primogeniture, a deceased person’s possessions are

inherited equally by the children.
inherited by the eldest son.
donated to the state.
donated to the Church.

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B) inherited by the eldest son.

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Inherited by the legitimate elder child
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