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Boise_Libsays...*quality
siftbotsays...Boosting this quality contribution up in the Hot Listing - declared quality by Boise_Lib.
Boise_Libsays...Great video, but I have one quibble.
16 million people can trace their ancestry back to one person, but that person is not Genghis Khan. It is Genghis Khan's mother. His brothers (the ones he didn't kill) followed his leadership and were able to have many, many wives and concubines. Between them they have 16 million descendants.
xxovercastxxsays...>> ^Boise_Lib:
Great video, but I have one quibble.
16 million people can trace their ancestry back to one person, but that person is not Genghis Khan. It is Genghis Khan's mother. His brothers (the ones he didn't kill) followed his leadership and were able to have many, many wives and concubines. Between them they have 16 million descendants.
I thought the Khan lineage was traced on the Y-chromosome. Wouldn't that require that "one person" to be male?
Boise_Libsays...>> ^xxovercastxx:
>> ^Boise_Lib:
Great video, but I have one quibble.
16 million people can trace their ancestry back to one person, but that person is not Genghis Khan. It is Genghis Khan's mother. His brothers (the ones he didn't kill) followed his leadership and were able to have many, many wives and concubines. Between them they have 16 million descendants.
I thought the Khan lineage was traced on the Y-chromosome. Wouldn't that require that "one person" to be male?
I thought about that after I posted.
If that's the case, change that to Genghis' father.
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