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Attila the Hun, who ruled from 434 to 453 AD, led his forces in campaigns across much of Europe, but he did not establish a formal empire or conquer countries in the modern sense. His invasions affected various regions, including parts of modern-day Hungary, Romania, and Austria, and he threatened the Roman Empire, leading to significant territorial changes. While he did not conquer specific countries, he instigated widespread fear and destruction across the territories he invaded.
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What country is the myth of Attila from?
Attila the Hun who led his people to the west and conquered major parts of Europe in the 4th AD/ CE century.
What did Attila the Hun do to his enemies?
Attila the Hun forced and conquered countries to join his army but the Huns themselves were deadly warriors. Huns brought terror and destruction . He attacked Italy and fought, burned and killed like no other barbarian tribe.
How many people did Attila the Hun kill?
Attila the Hun killed 100 million people
Why did Attila fail in conquering Rome?
In 445, their huge empire was ruled solely by Attila. Organizing the conquered tribes as allies Attila crossed the Danube and besieged Constaniople. Then he turned westward and attacked Gaul where he was temporarily defeated by a combined Roman-Visigothic force. Not showing any real signs of defeat, he instead turned eastward and destroyed Milan. As he was preparing to attack Constaniople again, Attila suddenly died of a nosebleed.
Why was Attila the Hun known as the Scourge of God?
Attila the Hun was known as the Scourge of God by the Romans and this term was adopted by many historians. If you want to know why, just research Attila the Hun, he was known to have massacred many and played a significant role in the collapse of the Roman Empire.
What country is the myth of Attila from?
Attila the Hun who led his people to the west and conquered major parts of Europe in the 4th AD/ CE century.
What did Attila the Hun do to his enemies?
Attila the Hun forced and conquered countries to join his army but the Huns themselves were deadly warriors. Huns brought terror and destruction . He attacked Italy and fought, burned and killed like no other barbarian tribe.
How many countries did Rome conquer?
Ancient Rome conquered 31 countries.
How many countries conquered Mexico?
Only Spain did that (1521 - 1821)
What country did attila ruled?
Attila only conquered some of Asia, but his vast empire took hold of Asia and Hungary, leading to most of Europe.
What countries were conquered by Europe?
No countries were "conquered by Europe". During WW2 Europe was split between Germany and countries they attacked and neutral countries.
What contries conquered central aisa?
what countries conquered central aisa
How many people did Attila the Hun kill?
Attila the Hun killed 100 million people
What countries were conquered by Italy in World War 2?
None, in fact they were flung out of the African countries they had conquered before the war.
Who was the famous frenchman who conquered many European countries in the late 1700's?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Why did Attila fail in conquering Rome?
In 445, their huge empire was ruled solely by Attila. Organizing the conquered tribes as allies Attila crossed the Danube and besieged Constaniople. Then he turned westward and attacked Gaul where he was temporarily defeated by a combined Roman-Visigothic force. Not showing any real signs of defeat, he instead turned eastward and destroyed Milan. As he was preparing to attack Constaniople again, Attila suddenly died of a nosebleed.
What countries conquered Spain?
none :)
