People raised to the peerage of the United Kingdom during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, 1952 to 2022. The Life Peerages Act 1958 was passed during her reign and the majority of her creations are in pursuance of it. She ennobled more women than did any prior monarch, all as baronesses for life. She conferred hereditary viscountcies, earldoms and dukedoms on men, mostly during the first twelve years of her reign. She did not confer any marquessates, nor any titles in the peerage of Ireland.