Territories of hage:

(Dark red = 1103-1370)

(Red = 1444-1520)

(Light red = 1528-1620)

-Old flag of hage

-portrait of Alexander von Hagen I, made 1462

-coats of arms of Hage

History of hage
 

-Foundation: (1103-1107)
The duchy of Hage was created in 1103 after the then lord of Limburg, Ferdinand of Limburg gave a piece of land to Falkmar von Hagen I. For serving him as a soldier for 73 years

-Independence: (1342-1370)
In 1342, the land finally broke free from the Limburgs under Friedrich von Hagen III. Sparking the long rivalry between the families 

-creation of the duchy: (1444)

In a masterpiece of diplomacy, Alexander von Hagen I. United with five other holy Roman states to form the duchy of Hage in 1444.

-Expansion into Iberia: (1528)
After a few backs and forwards, the family married together with the family of the aragonese city of gijon, thus making it their territory.

-reign over the Holy Roman Empire: (1583-1620)
Alexander von Hagen IV. Was the first holy Roman emperor of the family, reigning from 1583 to 1608.

-Modern rule: (2024)
The current ruler, Florian von Hagen I. Has not claimed the title of holy Roman emperor and is instead looking forward to uniting more German states under his rule

The heir to the throne, Florian von Hagen-Gijon II has claims on the Spanish city of Gijon and is more open to multicultural opinions



The capital of hage is Vaduz, where the national bank is also located