Scottish nobleman

A Scottish nobleman was a member of the aristocracy in Scotland, holding land and titles granted by the crown or inherited from ancestors. They played significant roles in governance, military leadership, and societal hierarchy, often owning large estates and exercising local authority. Nobility titles included Earl, Lord, Baron, among others, and these individuals were influential in political affairs and the cultural life of Scotland. Their status was associated with privileges, social prestige, and responsibilities, shaping the historical landscape of Scottish society from medieval times through the modern era.