Genghis Khan is known for having over 1000 children and about 1/200 people have his y-chromosome, but did his generals also have many children? How many people are descended from 12th century Mongols?

I'm not asking if they believed the Gods were real. I know they thought the Gods were real. I'm asking did they believe stories like the Iliad, Odyssey, or Aeneid to be literally true accounts of history? Similar to how some Christians believe the Bible to be an accurate account of history.

Also Vice Admiral; As I compared Admiral to a president (asking if an Admiral is basically like a president; only one person in control), would the Vice Admiral be a similar thing? Like, you know how there's a President and a Vice President in control of an entire country? Would an Admiral and a Vice Admiral work the same way, as in having complete control of a country's navy?

Asked this before didn't get any answers so asking again.

I've seen several documentaries on Titanic, and I would have thought some bones would be discovered inside or around the wreckage, but I've never seen any.

In the TV show 'Rebellion', Pearse is seen telling a female character that all the cuman na mban soldiers ( the female Irish volunteers) where to report to the kitchen or medical rooms. When the character asked did Pearse not see women as his equals, Pearse replied "We consider them purer than ourselves" and therefore he couldn't allow them to come to harm. Were these thoughts typical of Pearse and the volunteer's leadership?

Yes, 1941, no typo.

The Vietnamese have liberated Cambodia from the Khmer Rouge, but apparently the Cambodians don't like Vietnamese even today. Are there any other reasons for this?

I'm just wondering why this part was added to the constitution. One of my coworkers brought it up and he thinks it's because Jefferson put it so Hamilton wouldn't be able to run for president as opposed to other early presidents like Washington or Adams who were born on would-be U.S soil like Virginia or Massachusetts respectively. Is there any merit to this?

If I need to be more specific, an answer specific to Agincourt.

In North Carolina. All were found on the same site. Does any agency related to documenting such finds care? I tried to report the finds to the state but I received no response. It seems redo you'd that no one tracks this.

I know there is some evidence in the early books of the bible that the ancient Jews only worshipped their patron deity, Yahweh, but believed that there were many other gods. The best known example would be the commandment "Thou shalt have no other gods before me."

So basically I'm wondering when the concept arose in Judaism of there only being one God, and what evidence we have of it (especially any sources outside of bible). Thanks!

Hey all, I'm looking for tax collection records for North Carolina, mostly years 1745-1776. I've looked through the Colonial Records and statutory laws. Any idea where I could find these kind of records?

I watched a documentary about WWI on NOVA and someone on it said that the network of trenches ran continuously along the whole front line. Does that mean someone could literally step into a trench in Messines and walk in it all the way to Switzerland? How could that entire span be manned and managed?

(The teacher taught in Middle School, this was a few years ago of course, but the answer he gave always confused me after learning more about the history of Austria.)