What is another word for Earl Of Leicester?
Pronunciation: [ˈɜːl ɒv lˈɛstə] (IPA) 
The Earl of Leicester is a title of nobility that has been held by various individuals throughout history. Synonyms for this title include Earl Leicester, Earl of Leicestershire, and Baron of Leicester. The title was first granted to Robert Dudley, a favorite of Queen Elizabeth I, in 1564. Over the years, the title has been passed down the line of various families and has included notable figures such as Robert Sidney, Algernon Percy, and Thomas Coke. Today, the title is currently held by Thomas Coke, 10th Earl of Leicester. Regardless of its current holder, the title of Earl of Leicester remains steeped in history and nobility.
