The County of Namur was a historical territory in present-day Belgium, established in the 10th century. It became a significant political entity during the Middle Ages, known for its strategic location and fertile lands. The county was ruled by various noble families, contributing to its rich cultural heritage. In 1421, the County of Namur was incorporated into the Duchy of Brabant, marking a shift in its political landscape. The region is characterized by its picturesque landscapes, medieval architecture, and historical sites, making it an important area for both history enthusiasts and tourists today.