The Marquess of Cuenca is a noble title in Spain, created in 1495 by King Ferdinand II of Aragon. It is named after the city of Cuenca, located in the autonomous community of Castile-La Mancha. The title has been held by various noble families throughout history, often associated with significant political and social influence. The title is part of the Spanish nobility system, which includes various ranks such as dukes, counts, and viscounts. The current holder of the title is a descendant of the original grantee, maintaining the historical legacy and traditions associated with the Marquessate.