- Period:
- 370 CE – 469 CE
- Region:
- Doğu Avrupa / Orta Avrupa / Balkanlar
- Type:
- confederation
Under Attila (434-453) they twice forced the Roman Empire to pay ransom, and the Western Romans halted them in Gaul; after his death the empire broke apart. The greatest stage of Turkic history in Europe.
Rulers (7)
- Hun Önderi Uldin · 400 CE–412 CE
- Hun Şefi Rua (Rugila) · 422 CE–434 CE
- Hun Hükümdarı Attila · 434 CE–453 CE
- Hun Hükümdarı (ortak) Bleda · 434 CE–445 CE
- Tanrı'nın Kırbacı, Hunların Büyük Hanı Attila · 445 CE–453 CE
- Hun Chanyu (Attila'nın Oğlu) Ellac · 453 CE–454 CE
- Hun Önderi Dengizich · 454 CE–469 CE
Related events
- Huns Cross the Volga · 370 CE
- Huns Defeat the Alans · 370 CE
- Huns Defeat Ostrogoths — Ermanaric Dies · 375 CE
- Visigoths Cross Danube — Fleeing the Huns · 376 CE
- Battle of Adrianople — Rome's Military Catastrophe · 378 CE
- Huns Bring Steppe Culture to Europe · 380 CE
- Huns Cross Danube and Settle Pannonia · 395 CE
- Huns Integrate Germanic Federates · 395 CE
- Hunnic Raid Through Caucasus into Persia and Syria · 395 CE
- Uldin — First Named Trans-Danubian Hun Leader · 400 CE
- Octar and Rua — Attila's Uncles Consolidate Huns · 420 CE
- Rua Extracts Tribute from Eastern Rome · 422 CE
- Attila and Bleda Become Co-Rulers · 434 CE
- Treaty of Margus — Rome Capitulates to Huns · 435 CE
- Attila and Bleda's Balkan Campaign · 441 CE
- Death of Bleda — Attila Sole Ruler · 445 CE
- Attila's Second Great Balkan Campaign · 447 CE
- Priscus Visits Attila's Court · 449 CE
- Honoria Sends Ring to Attila — Western Rome Crisis · 450 CE
- Tengri Cult at Attila's Court — Sacred Sword and Shamans · 450 CE
- Attila Invades Gaul · 451 CE
- Battle of Catalaunian Plains — Attila Stopped · 451 CE
- Attila Invades Italy — Aquileia Destroyed · 452 CE
- Death of Attila — Sudden End of an Empire · 453 CE
- Battle of Nedao — Germanic Revolt Destroys Hunnic Power · 454 CE
- Dengizich's Last Danube Raid and Death · 469 CE
Source: Wikipedia
Frequently asked questions
- What was European Huns / Western Huns?
- The Huns who crossed the Don around 370 CE and shocked Europe, ranging from north of the Black Sea to the Rhine.
- When did European Huns / Western Huns exist?
- 370 CE – 469 CE
- Where was European Huns / Western Huns located?
- Doğu Avrupa / Orta Avrupa / Balkanlar