Dukes of Rutland

The Dukes of Rutland are members of a British noble family holding the title of duke, historically associated with the region of Rutland in England. The title was first created in 1703 and has been passed down through generations. The family has played various roles in British history, including landownership, social influence, and occasional involvement in politics. Today, the Dukes of Rutland are recognized as part of the aristocracy, with estates and properties mainly centered around Rutland, contributing to local heritage and culture.