This antique map, created in 1665, is titled ‘Dvcatvs Sonderborg’, which translates to ‘Duchy of Sønderborg’. It depicts an area in Denmark that includes Sønderborg, Dybbøl, and Broager, which are all centrally located on the map. In the early 17th century, Denmark was a kingdom that bordered Germany and had a strong naval presence. The country was known for its agricultural and maritime economy, and its monarchy played a significant role in European politics. This map provides a glimpse into the geography and political divisions of Denmark during this time period.