Attila
the Hun (Atle Icelandic language, Atli; German Etzel; about 406-453)
was king of the Huns last and most powerful in Europe. He ruled the largest empire in Europe this time, since the year 434 AD until his death. Empire stretched from Central Europe to the Black Sea and Danube River to the Baltic Sea.
During
his reign he was the greatest enemy of the Eastern Roman Empire and the
West: he attacked the Balkans twice and encircled Constantinople in the
second attack. He
moved through France to Orleans before being beaten back in the Battle
of Chalons, and he drove western emperor Valentinian III from his
capital at Ravenna in 452 AD.
Although
his empire was buried with his death, and he did not leave any legacy,
he became a legend in the history of Eropa.Di most of Western Europe, he
is celebrated as the symbol (epitome) gluttony and kekejaman.Beberapa
menonjolkannya historians as the great king of the nobility, and he
played a role important as one of the three Scandinavian royal.
European
Huns tribes may have evolved from the Xiongnu (Xiongnu), (匈奴) to the
west, a collection of proto-Mongolian or proto-Turkish nomads from
northeast China and central Asia. [Citation needed] They have a lot of
soldiers and their enemies succeeded menumpaskan (mostly
bertamadun and have a high culture) through the willingness to fight,
an amazing ability to move quickly, and have a weapon like a bow Hun.