Loaded

Do you mean wealthy? Loaded can be used informally to mean wealthy, but it is not the standard use of the word and should be avoided in formal writing. The slang use is based on the idea of loaded with money.

More context is needed before we can give a satisfactory answer.

the whole sentence is:

in this period, within the villages, there was a kind of social stratification; loaded farmers who possessed lands beyond their daily needs, benefiters who only scrape by, a walk of life who had fixed seasonal or constant job and job salary, and finally, the majority of the farmers who had lands just enough to provide for their needs.

I would use wealthy or rich or well-to-do or well-off.

soheil1benefiters

What do you mean by that?

soheil1a walk of life

I think you mean 'a social class', though we'd be more likely to say simply 'a group'.

fivejedjon soheil1benefitersWhat do you mean by that?

I could not find a better word than:
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/benefiter

I should mean someone who who recieves a shared of something. Like one who receives a share by his late father's will.

soheil1I should mean someone who who recieves a shared of something. Like one who receives a share by his late father's will.

Well, 'benefiter' doesn't work. I cannot think of a single word that covers what you need. Others may come up with one.

fivejedjon soheil1I should mean someone who who recieves a shared of something. Like one who receives a share by his late father's will.Well, 'benefiter' doesn't work. I cannot think of a single word that covers what you need. Others may come up with one.

What about 'sharer' or 'partaker'? Which one to choose?

soheil1 .What about 'sharer' or 'partaker'? Which one to choose?

Neither works.

How about 'beneficiary'.