The "Count of Cuenca" is a historical title in Spain, associated with the city of Cuenca. This title was granted to noble families during the Middle Ages, reflecting their status and land ownership. The title has been held by various individuals over the centuries, often linked to the Spanish nobility. The title is part of the broader system of Spanish peerage, which includes various ranks such as dukes, marquises, and barons. The Count of Cuenca has played a role in the region's governance and social structure, contributing to the rich history of Castile and the surrounding areas.