The Dukedom of Norfolk is a title in the British peerage, established in 1483. It is one of the oldest and most prestigious dukedoms in England, associated with the Howard family. The title has a rich history, often linked to significant events in English history, including the Tudor period. The current Duke of Norfolk is the 18th holder of the title, which has been passed down through generations. The dukedom is also connected to the Norfolk region, known for its beautiful landscapes and historical sites. The Duke often plays a ceremonial role in various state functions and events.