The Earl of Argyll is a title in the Scottish peerage, associated with the region of Argyll in western Scotland. The title was first created in 1457 and has been held by various noble families over the centuries. The Earl traditionally held significant political and military influence in Scotland, particularly during the turbulent times of the Scottish Reformation and the Civil War. The current holder of the title is the 13th Duke of Argyll, who is part of the Campbell family, one of Scotland's most prominent clans. The Earl of Argyll's seat is at Inveraray Castle, a historic building that attracts many visitors. The title remains an important symbol of Scottish heritage and nobility.