The Earldom of Norfolk is a historic title in the English nobility, first created in the 11th century. It has been held by various noble families, most notably the Howard family, who have played significant roles in English history. The earldom is associated with the county of Norfolk in East Anglia and has been linked to various estates and lands in the region. Throughout its history, the Earldom has been involved in key events, including the Wars of the Roses and the Tudor period. The title has seen several revivals and is currently held by the Duke of Norfolk, who is the premier duke in England. The earldom remains an important part of British aristocracy today.