Louis, 1st Earl of Burma, was a British nobleman born in 1856. He served as a soldier and administrator in British India and was appointed the first Governor of Burma in 1886. His leadership helped establish British control over the region during a time of significant political change. In recognition of his contributions, he was made the 1st Earl of Burma in 1897. Louis played a crucial role in the development of infrastructure and governance in Burma, which was then a part of the British Empire. He passed away in 1927, leaving a legacy tied to colonial administration.