The title "Lord of Menteith" refers to a noble title in Scotland, historically associated with the region of Menteith in Stirlingshire. The title was held by various families, notably the Menteith family, and played a significant role in the feudal system of medieval Scotland. The area is known for its picturesque landscapes, including Loch Menteith, which is the only lake in Scotland with the name "loch" in its title. The title has a rich history, with connections to notable figures such as Walter Stewart, who was a prominent lord in the 13th century. The title has also been linked to the Scottish Wars of Independence, where the lords of Menteith were involved in various conflicts. Today, the title is largely ceremonial, reflecting the historical significance of the region and its noble lineage.