Genghis Khan, the founder of the Mongol Empire, is believed to have had a large number of children. Historical records suggest that he had around 12 to 14 children with his primary wives. However, due to his extensive conquests and the practice of taking multiple wives and concubines, it is estimated that he may have fathered hundreds or even thousands of children. Genetic studies have shown that a significant portion of the population in Asia today carries Genghis Khan’s DNA, further supporting the idea that he had a vast number of descendants.
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