List of Peerages in the Royal Kingdom of Quebec

The peerage of the Royal Kingdom of Quebec is a legal system of life and hereditary titles that incorporate noble ranks in the Quebecois honours systems. By the name of their title they are considered peers of their realm, but is not always the case, for in some cases their surname would supplant that of their realm in titles.

Since the incorporation of the honour system, defined by the Royal Act of Union Among Quebecois Peoples in 1677, the peerage has been open to Quebecois citizens. Citizens of the autonomous territories and colonies of the Quebecois Empire and later the Quebecois Commonwealth were also given Quebecois peerages until the Commonwealth Act of 1947.

Given its relatively late establishment of ranks, the ranks of the Quebecois peerage remain conventional. The ranks of the Quebecois peerage are Duke, Marquess, Earl, Viscount, and Baron, with hereditary peerages applicable in all ranks and life peerages from Earl to Baron. The system, in recent times, is simplified, with the last non-royal dukedom was created in 1921, with the last marquessate 1948. The remainder of the ranks continues to be issued, even though Earldom, largely in favour of life peerage and the lower ranks of peerage issued, have been issued fairly irregularly and increasingly at a rare frequency.

List of Hereditary Peerages in the Royal Kingdom of Quebec

#	Title	Year of creation	Class	Status & Current holder	Age	Acceded	Peerage	Seat	Notes
1.	The Duke of Unamaꞌkik	1654	Duke	Extant: The Princess Christine, 24th Duchess of Cornwall	17	2025	Acadie	Montebello House
2.	The Duke of Uashau	1671	Duke	Extant: Kim Nam-Joon, 13th Duke of Uashau	24	2035	Nord-Est	Samjookheon
9.	The Duke Strathcona	1897	Duke	Extant: Sebastien de Strathcona, 6th Duke Strathcona	40	2021	Montreal	Meteghan Hall (Acadie)
11.	The Duke of Ganghwa	1788	Duke	Extant: Marcel Regimbault, 12th Duke of Ganghwa	40	2012	Capitale-Nationale	Sangmyeongdang (Saguenay)
13.	The Earl of Bathurst	1767	Earl	Extant: Marcel Cody-Yi, 13th Earl of Bathurst	85	2012	Acadie	Chunghoondang
19.	The Duke of Somerset	1881	Duke	Extant: Pierre-Eric Hwang, 7th Duke of Somerset	57	2037	Capitale-Nationale	Kirkley House (Estrie)
21.	The Earl of Waihopai	1877	Earl	Extant: Tahana Tuhituhi, 10th Earl of Waihopai	46	2027	West Aotearoa	Esperance Hall
24.	The Baron Briand	1886	Baron	Extinct 12 November 1981			Montreal	Briand House
25.	The Viscount Caplan	1775	Viscount	Extant: Michael Ferguson-Lauzon, 10th Viscount Caplan	76	2025	Gaspesie	Coxwell Park
27.	The Viscount Anticosti	1812	Viscount	Extant: Jean-Pierre Michener, 11th Viscount Anticosti	74	2009	Nord-Est	Maison
30.	The Duke of Attawapiskat	1887	Duke	Extant: Harald Borgenstrom, 4th Duke of Attawapiskat	88	1977	Nord-Est	Samjookheon
37.	The Earl of Meghanville	1892	Earl	Extant: Kim Han-Yeong, 5th Earl of Meghanville	49	2017	Frontenac	Hongmooweon
40.	The Viscount Lebel	1919	Earl	Extant: Jeanne Lebel-Byeon, 3rd Viscountess of Sangju	93	1972	Saguenay	Lebel Mansion	Yoann Lebel, the first Baron of Sangju, is best known as a Donnaconan businessman who moved from Quebec in his teenagers, but was eligible for the barony as he did not forfeit his citizenship and continued to spend time in his hometown of Sangju, and Quebec City. Jeanne Cousteau-Lebel, the daughter of the first Baron of Sangju, continues to do so as the chairman of Sohwa Company, and spends her time between Quebec City and Saint-Urbain.
57.	The Earl of Malartic	1989	Earl	Extant: Tomas Cernak Lanka, 3rd Earl of Malartic	60	2025	Abitibi-Temiscamingue
68.	The Viscount Lecavalier	2035	Earl	Extant: Serge Lecavalier, 1st Viscount Lecavalier	61	2035	Frontenac
77.	The Earl of Chomedey	1978	Earl	Extinct 11 January 2027			Montreal	146 Casavant Drive