On a Pale Horse (Umamusume/Youjo Senki)

[Jubjub3000]

Genghis's Harem Horde

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Weren't the horses in that army pretty small? Would that mean the horde would compromise completely out of horsegirls the height of shiro or smaller?

 

[Dr.Degenerate]

Weren't the horses in that army pretty small? Would that mean the horde would compromise completely out of horsegirls the height of shiro or smaller?

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Imagine a horde of short, big titted umas giving piggyback rides to men larger than they are, now imagine a smaller but still absurdly large harem horde of umas taking turns giving piggyback rides to their beloved as they all conquer an empire.

Terrifying. Christendom no doubt trembled at the sight.

 

[darconor]

Weren't the horses in that army pretty small? Would that mean the horde would compromise completely out of horsegirls the height of shiro or smaller?

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Yes, as glocknar described them, they could be:

A harem of big titty, short stack, lactating, yandere umas large enough to be called a horde…

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Damn ninja'd.

And the unicorn that quoted me, I suspect baiting, so... Yeh, not answering.

So, question, did King Artur's knights where umas or teams of men and umas?, Leik Artur's horses were called in some stories: Llamrai, Hengroen and Passelande.

 

[Tamphithere]

I expect that number is off by a lot. After nearly 1000 years it should be either 0 or close to 100%, and the qualifier of "male population" is really stupid.

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It is odd. Maybe Temujin-ness is considered unfeminine. Though if you're a descendant of Kublai Khan, then you not only get Grandpa Genghis, but also Momma Sorghaghtani, who was frightfully impressive herself.

 

[2hupedia]

Alternatively, Genghis was an Uma leading an Uma warband in this timeline. So it was essentially a couple thousand super soldiers running a trail of destruction across the planet.

 

[The Unicorn]

And the unicorn that quoted me, I suspect baiting, so... Yeh, not answering.

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You don't have to answer if you don't want, but this here? That's some great bait and a great way to annoy people.
If you were deliberately trying to start a fight? Just keep posting like this.

 

[YetAnotherLurker]

I expect that number is off by a lot. After nearly 1000 years it should be either 0 or close to 100%, and the qualifier of "male population" is really stupid.

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It's a commonly quoted figure without clear evidence.
Where that comes from is that about 8% of the ~16 million Asian men in the general area of Mongolia and central Asia share a common Y chromosome gene marker, with a much higher percentage in Mongolia itself among supposed descendants of Genghis and decreasing as you get further. Because it's on the Y, it can only be passed down directly from fathers to sons, and therefore means there's a common male line ancestor. The speculation is that said ancestor was Genghis Khan, but there's no real evidence for this.

The one part that absolutely is not "really stupid" is the male population qualifier, for the reason I mentioned above. You can't exactly track a Y chromosome in the female population, now can you?

 

[Tamphithere]

The one part that absolutely is not "really stupid" is the male population qualifier, for the reason I mentioned above. You can't exactly track a Y chromosome in the female population, now can you?

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Ah, so it's an artifact of having only one metric? Interesting.

 

[The Unicorn]

The one part that absolutely is not "really stupid" is the male population qualifier, for the reason I mentioned above. You can't exactly track a Y chromosome in the female population, now can you?

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Point. That makes sense.
I still think the rest makes no sense.