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Linguistic happenstance. Many languages lack both gendered pronouns and gendered nouns. English is unusual among Indo-European language in that nouns lack gender. Some languages (can’t recall one) have pronoun classes for inert, animate, and sentient. Which I like
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_languages_by_type_of_grammatical_genders …
I think your definition of "happenstance" must be very different from mine. 
The Yamnaya/Aryan people conquering most of the Eurasian continent was a pretty mondo piece of happenstance, admittedly. But happenstance it remains. IIRC Semitic languages are believed to have borrowed masc/fem gender from Hittite via Akkadian. Don’t quote me on this ;)
If the Basques had domesticated the horse, we might be discussing how deep and obvious the animate/inanimate/sentient distinction is, and I might say “well, some Central Asian isolates have masculine and feminine pronouns for everything... weird right”
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