Iarls
Iarl (also known as Earl or Her or Earl Ewar) is an ancient title of nobility originally used in various European societies, including Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. The term is derived from the Old Norse word "jarl," which means "champion" or "warrior."
In Ireland, the title of Iarl referred to a high-ranking nobleman who held a position of great
Similarly, in Scotland and Wales, the title of Earl (also referred to as Iarl) was used to
Throughout history, the title of Iarl has been used in various ways, often in conjunction with other
Archaeological evidence suggests that the title of Iarl was first used in Ireland during the 8th century.