The MacDonald of Keppoch is a Scottish clan that originates from the Highlands of Scotland. It is part of the larger MacDonald clan, one of the most prominent clans in Scottish history. The clan's name is derived from the Gaelic "MacDhomhnaill," meaning "son of Donald." The MacDonald of Keppoch has a rich heritage, with its members historically known for their loyalty and fierce independence. The clan's ancestral lands are located in the Great Glen region, particularly around the area of Keppoch near Loch Ness. The clan's chief traditionally held the title of "Chieftain of Keppoch." Throughout history, the MacDonald of Keppoch has played a significant role in various conflicts and events, including the Jacobite risings, which sought to restore the Stuart monarchy in Scotland.