Married daughters have the right of inheritance in accordance with the law. First, according to the scope of heirs stipulated in the inheritance law of our country, the first order of heirs includes spouse, parents and children.
 The second order of heirs includes brothers and sisters, grandparents and maternal grandparents.
 Secondly, the inheritance law also stipulates the order of legal inheritance. After the beginning of inheritance, the legal heirs in the first order inherit, and the heirs in the second order do not inherit. If there is no legal successor in the first order, the legal successor in the second order shall inherit.
 Finally, the inheritance law also stipulates the corresponding inheritance ratio of legal inheritance, and the legal heirs in the same order should generally inherit equal shares of property. The children referred to in this law not only include legitimate children, illegitimate children, but also adopted children and stepchildren with foster relationships. However, men and women are equal in terms of inheritance rights.
 Therefore, married daughters enjoy the same inheritance rights as other children.