legacy
//ˈlɛɡəsi//
Noun
legaciesPlural
1
Money or property left to someone in a will after a person dies
She received a substantial legacy from her grandmother.
2
Something handed down or remaining from a previous generation, time period, or event; a lasting impact or consequence
The war left a legacy of poverty and social problems.
3
A student admitted to a school or university primarily because a parent or relative attended the same institution
She was admitted as a legacy because her father graduated from the same university.