The Duke of Roxburghe is a title in the peerage of Scotland, created in 1707. The title is associated with the Roxburghe family, which has a long history in the Scottish nobility. The current Duke, as of 2023, is the 10th Duke, who inherited the title in 2019. The family seat is Floors Castle, located in the Scottish Borders. The Duke of Roxburghe is also known for his involvement in various charitable activities and the management of the family estate. The title is part of a larger system of Scottish nobility, which includes other titles such as Marquess and Earl. The Duke's role often includes representing the family at public events and maintaining the heritage of the Roxburghe lineage.