The secret to heavenly man about the most man in the world

Sultan Moulay Ismaïl - Moroccan prince famously brutal and bloodthirsty, is also the most "lucky" man in world history.

Sultan Moulay Ismaïl (1645-1727 ) was the first king of the Alaouite dynasty of Morocco, having the longest reign in the country's history, from 1672 to 1727.

The Guinness Book of Records recognizes Sultan Ismaïl as the " most fertile" man in the world ever, with 888 children. However, a French diplomat named Dominique Busnot, who visited Morocco under Sultan Ismaïl, recorded that the king had 1,171 children with four official wives and 500 concubines in the year. 1704.

Scientists had previously dismissed the number published by Busnot. According to them, the number of such children is absurd, because women can only conceive for a few days each month.

Sultan Moulay Ismaïl.

A group of researchers from Vienna University (Austria) recently created computer simulation programs to find out, Sultan Ismaïl needs to " do it" how many times to become a father of 1,171 children in 32 years. They were amazed to discover that not only can Morocco be able to produce so many children in such a short time, but also that he can have sex once a day for a long time.

According to PLOS One magazine, anthropologist Elisabeth Oberzaucher, the research leader and colleagues used various assumptions on computers to make their calculations. The team gave all the possibilities of the menstrual cycle of "relationship" women with Sultan Ismaïl, sperm quality as well as the king's aging level.

As a result, Sultan Ismaïl only needed to maintain the "love" frequency exactly 0.83 - 1.43 times / day with a harem of 65-100 women, enough to produce a record number of children. However, Dr. Oberzaucher further emphasized that the results of the study differ greatly, depending on which simulation program is used.

In ancient Morocco, kings were free to sex with many different women at will, but they would severely punish any woman suspected of adultery. For those unfaithful concubines, Sultan Ismaïl is said to have personally strangled them to death or ordered a breast removal or extraction. Men who keep an eye on his concubines may also be executed.

According to records, with a brutal nature and a bloodthirsty warrior, Sultan Ismaïl gave headlines of about 400 - 1,000 opposition leaders and politicians when he was first crowned. In the next 55 years, he also killed more than 30,000 people on the battlefield.

Sultan Moulay Ismaïl (1645-1727) is one of the greatest figures in Moroccan history. He fought against the Ottoman Turks in 1679, 1682 and 1695 - 1696. After these bloody wars, Morocco's independence was respected.

Sultan Ismaïl also succeeded in liberating many of the Spanish and British seaports. He is said to have mobilized 25,000 slaves to build the capital in Meknes.

He reigned until 80 years old, and died two years later.