The Dukes of Lennox are a title in the Scottish peerage, originally created in 1581 for the Earl of Lennox. The title has been held by various noble families, primarily associated with the House of Stuart. The dukedom is linked to the historic region of Lennox in Scotland, which is located near the western shores of the Loch Lomond. The title has seen several creations and revocations over the centuries. The current holder, as of 2023, is the Duke of Lennox from the House of Stuart, which has played a significant role in Scottish history. The dukedom is often associated with the rich cultural heritage and political history of Scotland.