A "Khatun" is a title used in various cultures, particularly in Central Asia and the Middle East, to denote a queen or a noblewoman. The term is often associated with the Mongol Empire, where it referred to the wives of khans, or rulers. Khatuns held significant influence in their societies, often participating in political decisions and cultural affairs. In addition to its historical context, the title "Khatun" is also linked to notable figures such as Khatun of the Golden Horde and Börjigin Khatun, who played important roles in their respective empires. The term reflects the status and power of women in these regions throughout history.