The Earl of Angus is a title in the Scottish peerage, first created in the 15th century. The title has been held by various noble families, most notably the Douglas family, which played a significant role in Scottish history. The Earls of Angus were influential in both political and military affairs, often involved in conflicts and alliances during the turbulent times of medieval Scotland. The title has seen several revivals and is associated with the region of Angus in Scotland. The current holder of the title is a descendant of the original line, and the Earl often participates in ceremonial functions and represents the interests of the Scottish nobility.