Whose descendant is Genghis Khan?

Question 1: According to legend, which nationality is Genghis Khan descended from? It is the offspring of Canglang and Bailu.

Question 2: Who inherited Khan and became the descendant of Genghis Khan? Hehe, it was Temujin's third son, Wokuotai, who replaced the Mongolian Khan, which was later Yuan Taizong.

Temujin's eldest son, Shu Chi, may have been born when his ex-wife was captured by the enemy. Although Temujin did not explicitly oppose him, he never explicitly supported him. Shu Chi died six months before Temujin died. Some people suspect that Temujin did something to him, just like Empress Dowager Cixi did to Guangxu, who died the day before Empress Dowager Cixi died.

Temujin's second son, Chahetai, is a typical militarist who can fight, but he can only fight. He himself knew that he was unable to govern such a huge empire, so he gave it to his younger brother Wokuotai, which also avoided the conflict in the power transfer of the largest empire in history. Facts have proved that his choice is correct and history has given him the greatest evaluation.

After Vohetai, Mungo inherited it. He is not Vohetai's own son. Then came the famous Yuan Taizu Kublai Khan.

Question 3: How many descendants did Genghis Khan have? How many descendants did Genghis Khan leave behind? The Institute of Human Genetics at Oxford University is solving this problem. A genetic test conducted by this institute in 2003 shows that there are nearly 654.38+06 million people in the world, and about 8% of Asians are descendants of Genghis Khan, continuing a complete and smooth paternal gene chain.

Sykes also pointed out that all the 6,543,806 male descendants belong to a paternal genetic chain originating from Genghis Khan, and the possible millions of female descendants have not been calculated, which means that the number of Genghis Khan descendants is far more than 6,543,806. "In fact, many people living in Central Asia today may have a direct or indirect relationship with Genghis Khan if they trace their genealogy."

At the beginning of last millennium (Genghis Khan lived to 1 162 to 1227), the world population was less than one twentieth of today's. At that time, every man now has an average of about 20 direct male descendants. However, there are about 6.5438+0.6 million direct descendants of Genghis Khan, which is equivalent to 800,000 times of the average. According to historical records, Genghis Khan had six Mongolian wives and later married several princesses who were obedient to his country. During his reign, he won many trophies in southern operations, including land, food and women. Sikes pointed out that Genghis Khan's territory crossed Mongolia to Afghanistan in the13rd century, and extended to Russia and Iran. With the approval of Genghis Khan, every time the Mongolian army captured a city, it would give the stolen beauty to Genghis Khan, so he had many hybrids, all of whom carried his chromosomes.

After Genghis Khan's death, his four sons and two grandchildren who had the right to inherit continued the "family tradition". They are not only brave and good at fighting, but also extended their power to Russia, Hungary and Poland. They are also diligent in carrying on the family line, spreading Genghis Khan's chromosomes to Eurasia, so the Genghis Khan family is getting bigger and bigger.

Question 4: How many descendants of Genghis Khan According to the British "Times" reported on the 30th, a gentle accounting professor in Florida, USA, was proved to have pure Genghis Khan blood and became the "first descendant of Genghis Khan" in the United States. Nine DNA markers and eight matching "Tianjiao" were confirmed. According to the British "Times" reported on May 30th, in 2003, a study by the British "Oxford Ancestors" company showed that 8% of Asian men had the same Y chromosome in their gene sequences, and they may be descendants of the same ancestor Genghis Khan. Subsequently, the company conducted a "root-seeking" comparative test on the DNA data of 25,000 male customers in its database, and found that Tom, a 48-year-old descendant of British immigrants and an American accounting professor? Robinson's Y chromosome is "a perfect match" with Genghis Khan's. As Robinson is recognized as the first male descendant of Genghis Khan found in Europe and America, he will be cordially received by the Mongolian ambassador to the United States next month. According to historical records, Genghis Khan and his descendants led cavalry to Russia and Poland many times in the 3rd century, but only reached the Caspian Sea in Europe as far as possible. So at present, no descendants of Genghis Khan have been found in Europe such as Britain and Germany. There are many Englishmen who claim to be descendants of Genghis Khan, but so far no Englishman has been proved. Nevertheless, some restaurants dealing in Mongolian food in Britain have seized the British worship of Genghis Khan and provided DNA tests for customers to prove whether they are descendants of Genghis Khan. The British "Hishaw" chain restaurant launched a promotion campaign, claiming that if customers are proved to be descendants of Genghis Khan, they can enjoy a kebab and a Mongolian-style meal for free. For a time, measuring the relationship between oneself and Genghis Khan in Xiao Xi became a new "fashion" in London, and Xiao Xi restaurant made a lot of money and doubled its turnover. However, until the end of the activity, no descendants of Genghis Khan were found. Although no descendants of Genghis Khan were found in the activity of "Hishaw" restaurant, Sykes, the initiator of this activity and professor of human genetics at Oxford University in England, did not give up the exploration of Genghis Khan's genes, and it was Professor Sykes who finally revealed Robinson's identity. In the 1980 s, Dr. Sikes and his colleague Robert? Hodges discovered the method of extracting DNA from bone fossils and devoted himself to uncovering the secrets of human DNA. Four years ago, Sykes founded the company "Oxford Ancestors" to provide DNA testing for root seekers. For only $330, Professor Sykes can tell people who his paternal ancestors are. The DNA sample of Professor Robinson from the University of Miami in the United States was also sent to Oxford University for analysis. According to the analysis results at that time, Robinson's paternal ancestors came from the Caucasus mountains, while his maternal ancestors came from the Pyrenees mountains. However, the researchers did not know that the paternal ancestor of Caucasians was Genghis Khan, and the secret was not revealed until the Y chromosome of Genghis Khan was discovered in 2003. Professor Sykes searched the gene bank of "Oxford Company" and preserved the gene maps of nearly 25,000 men. Unexpectedly, he really found a person who is completely consistent with Genghis Khan's "super Y chromosome"-American professor Tom? Robinson. The ancestor of the "authentic grandson" was domineering, which was not proved by geneticists. Tom, a 48-year-old accounting professor at the University of Miami, USA? Robinson's genes are almost identical to those of Genghis Khan. This is also the first time that the descendants of Genghis Khan have been discovered in the United States. Genghis Khan, who has been riding in Europe and Asia all his life, probably never thought that he would have such a gentle offspring. Although they share the same genes, Robinson can't see any "wildness" inherited from his ancestor Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan rode across Europe and Asia and conquered Europe, but his American descendant Robinson was gentle and stayed away from the strenuous exercise of riding. Although he is a Republican, he has no extreme political views. And the biggest difference is that Genghis Khan has tens of millions of descendants all over the world, while Robinson and his wife Linda have no children. Robinson is also reflecting on the gap between himself and his ancestors. Robinson said, "I'm not sure what we have in common. Obviously, I haven't conquered so many countries. Although I have led some accounting teams, I can't compare with Genghis Khan's Millennium foundation. " Since knowing that he is a descendant of Genghis Khan, Robinson has been interested in this greatest figure in China and even in the world, and has read books about Genghis Khan. He said: "I am proud of having such an interesting ancestor. I have read many books about Genghis Khan and feel that people's comments are unfair. He conquered many countries.

Question 5: How do people know who the descendants of Genghis Khan are?

1. Family tree. If there is a family tree, use it as a basis. Of course, corroboration is needed before it can be finalized.

2. The tomb of Genghis Khan is basically located in Erdos, Inner Mongolia. But it won't open. However, Genghis Khan has descendants. Especially the emperors of the Yuan Dynasty and the kings of different khanates. It can be determined by courting the descendants of Genghis Khan who became king.

Question 6: Why did Genghis Khan have so many descendants? Some time ago, there was news that Taylor Smith was a famous expert in human genetics. In 2003, he made a controversial research on Genghis Khan's genetic test. According to his research, about160,000 people are descendants of Genghis Khan.

In fact, through simple calculation, we will find that this is a very boring conclusion.

Genghis Khan lived in 12 century, and now it is 2 1 century, separated by 900 years, with 20 years as a generation and 45 generations. With the high birth rate in ancient times, it is conservatively estimated that each of his descendants has an average of two offspring. Suppose he has two children, and each of his children has two children, so he has four grandchildren, four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, and so on ..... So Genghis Khan should have 2 45 descendants, about 35 trillion. This number far exceeds the total population. What's wrong with it? The reason for this phenomenon is that with the passage of time, there are more and more descendants, and the number of intermarriages between descendants increases.

Similarly, everyone in the 12 century has so many descendants.

Conversely, we can infer how many ancestors modern people have. Everyone has parents (two in the first generation), and parents have their own parents (four in the second generation), eight in the third generation and 35 trillion in the forty-fifth generation. This far exceeded the total population at that time, because the mother tree of human beings was not a tree in the strict sense, and there was also fusion between branches, that is, people with the same blood in their ancestors were combined.

Therefore, human genes are constantly merging, and it can be said that every two contemporary people are related by blood.

Question 7: What are the surnames of Genghis Khan's descendants? Mongolians have no surnames since ancient times, and now the surnames of Mongolians are all Han surnames.

The so-called Borjikin is just the name of the tribe.

The Han surnames of the descendants of this tribe are: Bao, Bao, Bao, Bo, Qi, Luo and Bo.

Question 8: Why does Genghis Khan have so many descendants, so others have no descendants? A generation of Tianjiao stayed in Asia160,000.

At present, the descendants of Genghis Khan are mostly distributed in China, Inner Mongolia and Mongolia, and there are also some descendants in Central Asia. But the descendants of Genghis Khan have never been found in the United States and Europe.

In 2003, Sikes organized multinational genetic researchers to collect 16 blood samples from China, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Mongolia and other countries. It was found that 8% of male genes have the same Y chromosome fragment.

From a genetic point of view, women have two X chromosomes. Men have an X chromosome and a Y chromosome. This unique Y chromosome is passed down from generation to generation by male ancestors, and the mutation of Y chromosome will be preserved. But in general, if men have the same Y chromosome, it can be said with certainty that they have the same ancestor.

The study found that so many men had the same Y chromosome, so researchers began to trace back to their ancestors. According to the final statement, their ancestors came from12nd century to13rd century. In addition, these people came from the land conquered by Genghis Khan, and the researchers speculated that Genghis Khan was the "ancestor of the same clan".

Soon, the researchers found strong evidence again. The mountain tribes in Hazara, Pakistan, have been passed down from mouth to mouth for hundreds of years, claiming to be descendants of Genghis Khan from generation to generation. Scientists analyzed the chromosome fragments of tribal men and found that they actually had the same Y chromosome fragment. Therefore, Genghis Khan's "super Y chromosome" is almost recognized in the field of genetics. The research team then announced the results and announced that according to this ratio, there are160,000 men in the world who are descendants of Genghis Khan, which is equivalent to one in every 200 people with Genghis Khan's blood.

The descendants of celebrities live in their shadow and are under great pressure. Imagine, for example, if your father is a famous writer, people naturally want you to inherit and become the next writer, but you were still a child and didn't know what you liked. Being forced to do so will naturally lead to boredom. Secondly, even if you have a little success, others will say that you have touched your parents' light. It usually takes more achievements to convince others, and these people are already at a very high level. If you want to surpass others, this pressure may not be possible. If you do well, you should. If you don't do it well, it's worthless. Some people's growth is inseparable from their own growth process, especially in difficult situations. To put it bluntly, it is forced out. Most of the descendants live in ease, and it is not necessarily clear whether they have the motivation to struggle.

Question 9: Is the current Mongolian leader a descendant of Genghis Khan? There is no leader in Inner Mongolia, and the president of Outer Mongolia is called Tsakhia? Elbegdorj is not a descendant of the Kim family.

Question 10: Who are the descendants of Genghis Khan?

Shu Zhizi: Badu [second son], Voledo, Bilger, Munger Timur.

Chahetaizi: Mu Tugan [the eldest son] and Bai Daer [the third son]

Wokuo Taizi: He lost his [eldest son], Gui You [second son], Kuo Duan 1, Kuanchu, Halachar and He Dan.

Tuo Lei's sons: Meng Ge [eldest son], Kublai Khan [fourth son], Xu Liewu, Ali Bouguer [seventh son] and Mo Ge [ninth son].