كِتَابُ السُّلْطَانِ حَضَرَ
The ruler’s book has arrived.
هٰذَا خَادِمِي
This is my servant.
Annexing a book to a ruler can lend the book importance through its association with a high-status owner: honor of the annexed noun.
In “this is my servant,” the speaker may emphasize the social relation as a way of projecting their own standing. The rhetorical direction of honor or status is determined by the relationship and context.