The Earl of Huntingdon is a title in the British peerage, historically associated with the region of Huntingdonshire. The title was first created in 1135 and has been held by various noble families over the centuries. The current holder of the title is a member of the House of Hastings, which has a rich history in English nobility. The Earl of Huntingdon has traditionally held significant land and influence in the area. The title is often linked to the Huntingdon Castle, which played a role in the medieval period. The earldom has also been associated with notable figures, including John of Gaunt, who was a prominent statesman and military leader.