Genghis Khan unified the Mongol tribes and created the Mongol Empire, conquering vast territories and establishing a political framework that ensured its longevity beyond his death.
Royal lineage claims, stemming from a history of noble and royal relatives, provide socio-economic advantages and privileges, highlighting the importance of ancestry in societal structures.
The high mortality rates in historical populations meant that fewer individuals survived to adulthood, thus enhancing the potential for lineage connections to prominent figures.
The wealthy and royal were better able to navigate the hardships of life due to their resources, contributing to their greater survival and the prominence of their bloodlines.
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