Great Khan

The title "Great Khan" refers to the supreme ruler of the Mongol Empire, which was established by Genghis Khan in the early 13th century. It signifies the leader who unifies and commands the vast empire that stretches across Asia and parts of Europe. The "Great Khan" held political, military, and spiritual authority, overseeing numerous subordinate rulers and tribes. Historically, the title emphasizes supreme sovereignty and leadership within the Mongol hierarchical structure, embodying both the unification of diverse groups and the expansion of the empire through conquest and diplomacy.