How powerful was Genghis Khan’s sexual ability?

An Oxford University geneticist wrote a book saying that Genghis Khan is the person with the most descendants in the world. During his more than 40 years of fighting, he made women from all over Asia pregnant with his flesh and blood. Today, at least 16 million men carry his Y chromosome. Brian Scouse, a professor of genetics at the University of Oxford, published a book called "Adam's Curse" to study the Y chromosome. He believes that immigrants in recent years may have spread this "super Y" chromosome to the UK. "Genghis Khan was probably the most successful father in history, and it is entirely possible that a British man would carry his chromosomes," said Scoth, who founded Oxford Ancestors, a company that specializes in analyzing people's DNA and tracing their geographical origins. The Y chromosome is passed from father to son unchanged. In the 13th century, Genghis Khan's kingdom extended from Asia to Europe. He had the ability to marry women from all over the country and leave his own descendants. Oxford scientists took DNA samples from men in 16 places in Asia and found that 8% of people had the same Y chromosome. The idea that this super Y chromosome might have belonged to Genghis Khan was confirmed by another discovery. One-third of the men of the Hazara tribe, which lives on the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan, carry this Y chromosome, and the tribe has always claimed to be the descendants of Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan was born into a tribe in Mongolia. He built a powerful empire with 200,000 troops. Mongolian cavalry swept across Asia, razing cities to the ground. Genghis Khan allowed his men to loot property as much as they wanted, but he himself liked women from all over the world. When he died at the age of 65, the Mongol Empire stretched from East Asia to the Persian Gulf. His four sons of orthodox origin inherited their father's super sexual ability and continued to expand the empire, as did his two grandsons: Kublai Khan conquered the Southern Song Dynasty and established the Yuan Empire; Batu sacked the Principality of Kiev and invaded Hungary and Poland. There is no doubt that they helped spread Genghis Khan's Y chromosome, making it the most successful chromosome in history. Researchers also found a clear link between the frequency of sex and the chance of having sons, which is why Genghis Khan had so many sons. In the first year of marriage, newlyweds have more frequent sexual intercourse. At this time, the chance of having a son is greater than that of a daughter. Studies have also found that frequent sexual intercourse increases testosterone levels, which also increases the chance of Y chromosome success.