Where Huns' Blood Drew
It is in fact a long time that our knowledge of the Huns has not been satisfactory due to the mainstream scholars using exclusively the Byzantine and European — occasionally the Arabic — sources for their researches.
The Cultural Exchange between Sino-Western: Silk Trade in Han Dynasty
During Han Dynasty, it was a competition between the Huns and the Hans for occupy the Silk road.
'Like a Certain Tornado of Peoples': Warfare of the European Huns in the Light of Graeco-Latin Literary Tradition
The paper deals with the art of warfare of the Huns, who invaded Southeast Europe in the last third of the 4th century A.D. and dominated there through the third quarter of the 5th century
The present paper deals with all the basic components of martial practices of the European Huns, such as arms and armour, horse equipment, armed forces, strategy and tactics, siegecraft and the structure of military organization.
Roman Gold and Hun Kings: the use and hoarding of solidi in the late fourth and fifth centuries
Gold was, in effect, the means by which this new world-order was defined, and Attila was determined that the Romans should accept and honour their subservient status by the payment to him of large sums of gold as tribute.
The Huns and the End of the Roman Empire in Western Europe
The Huns and the End of the Roman Empire in Western Europe Peter Heather English Historical Review: Vol.110 No.435 (1995) Abstract Based on the…