The "Dukes of Cheshire" refers to a title in the British peerage system, specifically the Duke of Cheshire. This title was created in 1831 and is associated with the historic county of Cheshire in England. The title has been held by several notable individuals, contributing to the region's history and culture. The current holder of the title is a member of the British royal family, and the dukedom is part of a larger system of nobility in the United Kingdom. The Dukes of Cheshire have played various roles in politics, society, and the economy throughout their history, influencing local and national affairs.