The Duchy of Styria is a historical region located in present-day Austria. It was established in the early Middle Ages and became an important part of the Holy Roman Empire. Styria is known for its mountainous terrain, rich natural resources, and agricultural production, particularly in wine and fruit. Throughout its history, the duchy was ruled by various noble families, including the House of Habsburg, which played a significant role in European politics. Today, Styria is recognized as a federal state in Austria, with its capital being Graz, a city known for its cultural heritage and vibrant arts scene.