The "Dukes of Scotland" refers to the noble titles held by members of the Scottish peerage, specifically those who have been granted the rank of duke. This title is one of the highest in the British aristocracy and is often associated with significant land ownership and influence. The first duke in Scotland was Duke of Rothesay, a title traditionally given to the heir apparent of the Scottish throne. Dukes in Scotland have historically played important roles in politics, military, and society. Notable dukes include the Duke of Buccleuch and the Duke of Argyll, who have contributed to the cultural and economic development of their regions. The title of duke is often hereditary, passed down through generations within noble families.