Homonym: Khan (Ruler)
Khan is a title of nobility historically used in Central Asia and the Middle East, often associated with rulers and military leaders. The term has roots in the Mongolian language, where it signifies a leader or chief. Notably, Genghis Khan was a prominent figure who united the Mongol tribes and established one of the largest empires in history during the 13th century.
In modern contexts, the name Khan is also common as a surname in various cultures, particularly among South Asian communities. It is often used to denote a person of noble descent or someone with leadership qualities. The title has transcended its historical origins and is now widely recognized across the globe.