The term 'Middle Eastern Royalty' can be summarized by the four-letter word 'EMIR'. An EMIR is a title of nobility given to a ruler or military commander in the Middle East and North Africa. The title is derived from the Arabic word 'amir', meaning commander or prince. Historically, Emirs have been responsible for governing their own territories, and they often have considerable political and military power. In modern times, the title is still used in some countries, such as Qatar, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates.