The Dukedom of Rutland is a title in the British peerage, established in 1703. It is associated with the county of Rutland, located in the East Midlands of England. The title has been held by the Manners family since its creation, and the current holder is the Duke of Rutland, who resides at Belvoir Castle. The Dukedom is one of the oldest in England and has a rich history tied to the region. The Duke often participates in ceremonial roles and represents the county in various functions. The title is significant in British aristocracy and contributes to the cultural heritage of Rutland.