Hunnas
The Huns were a nomadic people who appeared in Europe in the late 4th century CE. Their origins are traditionally placed in Central Asia, though their exact homeland and early history remain subjects of scholarly debate. They are best known for their significant impact on the Roman Empire, both in the East and West, through their military prowess and incursions.
The Huns were highly skilled horsemen and archers, employing tactics that overwhelmed settled populations. Their migration
The most famous Hunnic leader was Attila, who in the mid-5th century CE led the Huns in