Soltan

“Soltan” (سلطان) is a Persian (Farsi) name that has a royal and powerful connotation. In Persian, “Soltan” means “king” or “sultan,” which refers to a ruler or monarch in many Middle Eastern and South Asian cultures.
In history, the title “sultan” was used to signify the highest-ranking ruler in various Islamic empires and kingdoms. A sultan was considered to be the sovereign ruler with significant authority over their realm.
As a given name, “Soltan” carries a sense of majesty, leadership, and authority. It is a name that has been used in various historical contexts to denote individuals who held positions of power or who were respected and esteemed for their leadership qualities.
Names in Persian culture often have meaningful and symbolic significance. “Soltan” is a name choice that reflects a sense of admiration for historical figures who have held positions of rulership and also carries a sense of pride in one’s heritage and culture.