The title “Sayyid-us-Salatin,” which translates to “Leader of the Sultans,” was adopted by “Firoz Shah Tughlaq” as a mark of supreme honor and legitimacy. His assumption of this title was significant as it demonstrated the respect and recognition he enjoyed both within his own kingdom and by the Caliph, the religious and spiritual leader of the Islamic world. Firoz Shah Tughlaq’s reign, from 1351 to 1388, was noted for administrative reforms, architectural development and efforts to stabilize the Delhi Sultanate after periods of chaos. The title further reinforced his authority over other rulers in the region.