The Duke of Argyll is a title in the peerage of Scotland, associated with the region of Argyll. The title was created in 1701 and has been held by the Campbell family since its inception. The Duke's residence is Inveraray Castle, a historic building that reflects the family's long-standing heritage. The current Duke, as of 2023, is Torquhil Campbell, who succeeded his father in 2001. The title is part of a larger system of nobility in the United Kingdom, which includes various ranks such as earl and baron. The Duke often participates in ceremonial duties and represents the interests of the Argyll region.