Scottish Lordships refer to the titles and lands held by nobles in Scotland, often associated with a specific geographic area. These titles can be hereditary, passed down through generations, or granted by the monarch. Lordships typically come with certain rights and responsibilities, including the management of land and local governance. In modern times, Scottish Lordships can also be purchased as novelty titles, allowing individuals to own a small plot of land and be recognized as a lord or lady. This practice has gained popularity, particularly among those interested in Scottish heritage and culture, as well as the romantic notion of nobility.