When did the Jewish matriarchal inheritance begin?

The matriarchal inheritance of this nation originated after the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD.

The origin of Jewish matrilineal inheritance can be traced back to the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. At that time, Jews were forced to leave Jerusalem and spread all over the world. In this process, Jews began to reproduce by maternal inheritance.

According to matrilineal inheritance, male members of Jewish families can still marry other women who believe in Judaism, but their children are regarded as Jews. Therefore, the custom of Jewish matrilineal inheritance has gradually formed and been passed down.