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.

He never conquered Rome, but he did hold sway over the Romans for about twenty years, and they feared him greatly. It was believed that Attila was a scourge sent by God to punish the Romans for their wickedness. He laid siege to the Roman city of Orleans, and he later destroyed the Roman city of Aquilea, but he never conquered Rome, and he apparently had no desire to.

The Huns were described as short in stature and of dark skin and hair, but that would probably be only the majority, not all of them.

It's likely they originated in Central Asia, around the Altai mountains so imagining a Kazakh's appearance would be a start (something between Caucasoid and Mongoloid).

It's also likely that the Huns were the Xiongnu, which would situate them in Mongolia. A survey of the people around there at the time of the Xiongnu may lend to a vague picture of the Hun's apperance.

They influenced the Romans history because they were a huge part in causing the roman empire to fall

Atilla the hun: Apparrently he died of a burst blood vessel on his wedding night !

Attila the Hun died from an abdominal hemorrhage that had arose because of his horrible drinking habit. A massive nosebleed was the effect of this hemorrhage and he died in bed on the night of his wedding in 453 BC with his new wife.

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well one of his childhood friends was Flavius Aetius. he later became a powerful general that fought Attila. well also he was the son of a chieftan... mundzuk. the reason he was named Attila was because he was born next the river tilla the prefix "a" meant little. so "little river". all huns when their born go through alot of brutal rituals that scar their bodies and face... so i imagine even as a child he was pretty tough.

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The Huns are the early names of Turkish people. The Great Hun Empire was founded by Teoman(220 B.C.). Mete Khan (Oghuz Khan)is the son of Teoman and Turkish people accept him as the most popular ancestor of Turkish race. About 230 AD the Great Hun Empire divided into two parts, Western and Eastern Hun States... Western Huns moved to Europe and founded Western Hun Empire ....and European Hun Empire...After Eastern Hun State KokTurk State was founded....Hun people mostly called themselves as Turk, means "derived" which addresses the legend of derived people from Gray Wolf... and call themselves also as Turani...Most of Huns are known with their tribe names like,Kyrgyz, Tatar, Turkmen, Azeri, Cuvas, Baskird, Khazar, Bulgar, Uyghur, Magyar etc. Also some of them are called with their latest kings (Khan) name like, Uzbekians, Ottomans..etc.

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He did attack Eastern rome, not the western

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They were different in so many ways. The 'true' Huns were generally of Asian (Mongol) or Turkic origin while the German tribes were Germanic. The Huns often fought on horseback as archers while the Germans preferred foot.

In 410, The Visigoths were the first to sack Rome

He had a brother named Bleda. He also had a father named Mundzuk and an uncle named Rugila. For a little extra information, it's nice to note that Rugila had a way of dealing with Romans that Attila detested. Rugila would sell the Huns as mercenaries to the Romans which Attila hated since he had a hate for Romans. He also had a son named Ernoch, and two other sons who's names I cannot recall. However, Ernoch was prophesied to keep the Hunnic Empire alive and going. However, when Attila died his three sons fought amongst each other and split the Hunnic Empire all over again (since it had been unified by Attila) because they had so many quarrels over land. Ernoch, contrary to prophesy, didn't keep the Empire going. When Attila's second son died the Huns disappear from historical record. The closest relatives to the Huns today are, obviously, the Hungarians since they live closest to Attila's original home on the Danube River. However, the Hungarians are not direct descendants of Attila, although some claim to be descended from Ernoch. Also, if you search other sites and they say that Attila's uncle Rugila was called "Uncle Rua", they're wrong. Don't listen to them.

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He treated his citizen and guests fairly well and he did not show off hat he was very rich he was a modest person

The Huns were an early confederation of Central Asian equestrian (horse-riding) nomads or semi-nomads, with a Turkic core of aristocracy. As a more or less nomadic tribe, the Huns cannot be accurately ascribed a territory of origin. Modern opinion is that the Huns' origins can be traced to Turkic region based on the ancient records which described that the Hunnic language was close to that of the Töles, a Turkic Tribe. As time passed and as they traversed through Asia and Europe, they started to settle in modern day Hungary which provided them with enough resources to start a settlement.

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The Huns were a nomadic people who spread out over Asia and Europe during the 3rd and 4th centuries AD. The Chinese built the Great Wall to protect themselves from the Huns, who were outstanding warriors.

No. But their blood line is found in the eastern european nations, such as Hungary and Romania. The Hungarian history includes Bendegúz, father of Attila. The Huns DNA is "u2e r1a1" has found mainly in Hungary and Transylvania, partially in Germany, Greece and Spain.