👉 Marquess, also known as a Marquess of the United Kingdom, is a title given to members of the British aristocracy who are granted land in the United Kingdom by their sovereign. These titles were established in the 14th century and have been held by only four individuals: Queen Elizabeth I, King Henry VIII, Queen Anne Boleyn, and Queen Mary II. Marquesses are often associated with the English nobility and have played a significant role in British history and
