„Mașinile de sex” ale istoriei. Bărbații care au avut sute de copii și au lăsat urme în ADN-ul lumii

Throughout history, certain men have gained notoriety for their sexual exploits, leaving a significant genetic legacy. Genghis Khan, a Mongolian conqueror, is estimated to have fathered thousands of children, with about 8% of Central Asian men being his descendants. Another historical figure, Sultan Moulay Ismail of Morocco, reportedly had 1,171 children with multiple wives and a vast harem. Both figures exemplify how their sexual prowess contributed to their legacies, intertwining their conquests with their reproductive success. Their stories highlight the intersection of power, conquest, and sexuality in shaping history.