The title "Duke of Cumberland and Strathearn" is a British noble title created in 1796. It is associated with the House of Hanover and was first granted to Prince Ernest Augustus, the son of King George III. The title is linked to the regions of Cumberland in England and Strathearn in Scotland. The Duke of Cumberland and Strathearn has historically been a title held by members of the royal family. The current holder, as of 2023, is Prince Richard, who is the 2nd Duke. The title has often been associated with various royal duties and responsibilities within the United Kingdom.