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The most prolific father of all time is believed to be the last Sharifian Emperor of Morocco, Mulai Ismail (1646-1727). In 1703 he had at least 342 daughters and 525 sons and by 1721 he was reputed to have 700 male descendents. Found on www.geneamusings.com. Ghengis Khan is also said to have had hundreds of children.
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