The "Barons of Sussex" refers to a historical title held by noble families in the region of Sussex, England. This title has its roots in the feudal system, where barons were granted land and authority by the monarch in exchange for military service and loyalty. The barons played a significant role in local governance and the administration of justice during the medieval period. Over time, the title has been associated with various prominent families, contributing to the rich history of Sussex. The barons often held estates and were influential in shaping the social and economic landscape of the area. Today, the legacy of the Barons of Sussex can still be seen in the region's historic sites and cultural heritage.