the genghis thing is a pop sci myth we literally dont even have his body, where would we get his dna from   nt_from_genghis_khan#dna_evidence > although such a connection is by no means impossible, we currently have no way of assessing how much confidence to place in such a connection. we emphasize, however, that whenever formal inferences about population history have been attempted with uniparental systems, the statistical power is generally low. claims of connections, therefore, between specific uniparental lineages and historical figures or historical migrations of peoples are merely speculative.[19] > ancient dna data (lkhagvasuren et al. 2016) from remains in high-status mongolian graves dated to 11301250 ce revealed msy lineages belonging to hg r1b, rather than hg c: there are a number of explanations for such findings, but taken at face value, they do not support the genghis khan hypothesis for the origin of the widespread asian expansion lineage (zerjal et al. 2003).[20]
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