Answer:
King.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the ancient period especially in the Mycenean society, the term "wanax" seems to refer to a person of authority, a ruler, a king or someone from the "royal" circle. It also suggests a divine title, a king or authoritarian power who seems to be the highest in the Mycenaean society and culture. It is also a title given or referred to a military leader.