The Earl of Suffolk is a title in the English peerage, first created in the 14th century. It has been held by various noble families over the years, with the most notable being the de la Pole family. The title is associated with the historic county of Suffolk in England and has seen several prominent figures, including military leaders and statesmen. The current holder of the title is the Duke of Suffolk, who is part of the British aristocracy. The Earl of Suffolk has traditionally played a role in the House of Lords and has been involved in various political and social matters throughout English history.