Who did the huns conquer?

Answer 1

The Huns did not invade any empire. There were no empires in the areas they conquered. The occupied the area around Hungary where many different independent peoples lived. They attacked the Roman empire across the river Danube several times, but did not invade it. At attempt to invade Roman Gaul was repelled by a force of Romans, Visigoths and Franks.

Answer 2

It was the Huns who precipitated the Great Migrations into the Western Roman Empire in the form they took in the late fourth and fifth centuries. They were a confederation of Central Asian tribes, who came to spread out across a large area of Eurasia. They hover on the edges of our story, because although they established control over a large area of Eastern Europe under Attila's rule (434-453), they never settled in large numbers within the Roman Empire itself: they preferred to raid it and leave its government to others. Instead, they pushed first the Goths, and then other Germanic peoples, to invade the Roman Empire to escape from them.

Answer 3

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