The title "Duke of Chandos" is a British noble title that was created in 1719. It is part of the Peerage of Great Britain and is associated with the Chandos family, which has a rich history in England. The first Duke, James Brydges, was a prominent politician and served as the Paymaster General of the Forces. The Duke of Chandos has held significant estates, particularly in Buckinghamshire. The title has been passed down through generations, and the current holder is responsible for maintaining the family legacy and properties. The dukedom is known for its historical significance and contributions to British society.