The inheritance issue of the Jia family triggered a series of changes and costs. Jia She is the eldest son of the legitimate wife and according to ancient traditions, he should inherit the peerage and estate. However, Jia Zheng, as the second son, is destined to be unable to inherit the peerage and estate of his father, Rong Guo Gong. Unexpectedly, things turned out differently.

After the death of Jia Dai Shan, traditionally, Jia She should have inherited the peerage and estate of Rong Guo Gong. He took over the residence of Rong Guo Fu, became the head of Rong Xi Tang, and was responsible for supporting Jia Mu, with Jia Lian as the future heir. Meanwhile, Jia Zheng could only inherit half of his father's private property, and he and his family were forced to move out of Rong Guo Fu, most likely settling in the old residence of Rong Guo Gong where Jia She lived. Although he would not reside in Rong Guo Fu, he still owned half of the estate, which, although not as much as Jia She's, was enough for him to live a comfortable life.

However, things did not progress as smoothly as expected. Although Jia She inherited the peerage, he lost control of the estate. The management of the estate was controlled by the second branch, while the first branch only had a right to dividends. This all stemmed from Jia She's mistakes, which led to the division of Rong Guo Fu. The peerage was inherited by the first branch, while the estate was managed by the second branch. Originally, the residence of Rong Guo Gong, Rong Guo Fu, was awarded to Jia Zheng, who became the head of the family.

These changes and costs took a huge toll on the Jia family. In order to secure the emperor's forgiveness, the Ning and Rong mansions completely withdrew from the military, handing over years of command of the Beijing Garrison to Wang Jia Zi Teng. As a result, Rong Guo Fu was divided into two, with the peerage and estate being managed by two separate branches. All these changes were caused by Jia She's mistakes.

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