The Clan Menzies is a Scottish clan associated with the region of Perthshire and the Central Highlands. The clan takes its name from the Gaelic M�innearach, meaning “monk.” The Menzies were known for their historical association with the Church and their role as landowners. A notable figure of the clan is Sir Robert Menzies, who lived during the 20th century. Sir Robert Menzies was an Australian statesman and served as the Prime Minister of Australia for a total of 18 years, making him the longest-serving Prime Minister in Australian history. He played a crucial role in shaping Australian politics and policies during his tenure, and his leadership is highly regarded.