"Khans" is a title of nobility historically used in Central Asia and parts of the Middle East. It is often associated with leaders or rulers, particularly among the Mongols and Turkic peoples. The term signifies authority and is linked to various dynasties, including the famous Mongol Empire founded by Genghis Khan in the 13th century. In modern contexts, "Khan" is a common surname in several countries, especially in South Asia. It is used by many individuals, reflecting a legacy of leadership and heritage. The title has also been popularized in contemporary culture through figures like Salman Khan, a prominent actor in the Indian film industry.