Do Huns have anything to do with Hungarians?

The Han Dynasty defeated the Huns, and the remnants of the Huns ran across Europe, resulting in today's ethnic gathering places in Europe.

In 9 1 year, the Huns admitted defeat in the long-term war with the Han nationality and began an unprecedented national migration. . . . . .

The southern Xiongnu was attached to the Han Dynasty, while the northern Xiongnu was soaring. The first stop of the northern Xiongnu's westward migration was Wusun's territory, which is now Ili and the upper reaches, and the second stop was Kangju, which is the upper reaches of the Syr Darya River. The third stop is to talk to Allen, who has reached the edge of Europe. In the 200-year course from 9/kloc-0 to 290, the favored one seems to have disappeared. The blue waves in the north trudged through the snow and desert, looking for their dream homes. This proud nation is not recorded in Chinese and foreign history books. When the History of Persia mentioned that the Huns came out to chat in Alan at the end of the third century, Canglang, who was too hungry and too old, had exposed his minions to the weak western nations ... In the middle of the fourth century AD, Alan talked about destroying the country and the west shook. Since then, the activities of Xiongnu in the West have never been written into a book.

Shortly after Allen talks about destroying his country, the western countries will face a great disaster before they can mourn for him. In 374 AD, Balambo led Xiongnu fighters to invade East Gothic, but they all came empty. And the Huns fought with China for three hundred years, and they didn't know how much China had learned about the art of war and strategy. Is this something that all barbarians in the west can resist? The Xiongnu supported the war by fighting, which dealt a heavy blow to ostrogoths. When the army of the old East Gothic king Hermanrick was destroyed by Xiongnu, he committed suicide, and Witmir, who succeeded him, was defeated and killed. Hunamont, the son of Hermanlik, led his troops to surrender, and the rest fled to Visigoth under the leadership of Arasius and savery. Others fled to the Balkans.

Athenarie, the king of Visigoth, immediately deployed on the Transnistrian River after learning that the Eastern Goth was destroyed, with the intention of preventing the Huns from crossing the river. Unexpectedly, the Huns sneaked into the enemy camp in the distance and attacked the Siphangoth army at night. When the Visigoths were shocked, more than 20 people crossed the Danube into Rome. Due to the cruel oppression of Roman officials, the Goths revolted in succession.

On August 9th, 378, the Roman Emperor Vallans mobilized troops to fight the Goths in the Adriatic Sea Fort, and the Roman phalanx infantry once crisscrossed Europe and Asia had no position in front of the heavy cavalry of the Goths. In the afternoon, France and forty thousand guards were all killed. The era of phalanx infantry is over. The war shook the foundations of Rome, and Rome could no longer control its own nation and territory. At this time, the Huns returned to the east of Carpathian Mountain to rest.

In 400 AD, Uldin, a Hun, led an army into Hungary to pursue the Goths and crossed the Alps into Italy. This poor Gothic team was wiped out by the western Roman army in Florence to avenge Adribarg. Xiongnu only came to Italy for a period of time, but it brought considerable consequences. Vandal, Ravi and Alancha, the Hungarian aborigines who were first wiped out by Huns, began to flee. These three tribes entered Gaul and fought against the local people. In 409, they crossed the Pyrenees and entered the Iberian Peninsula, and established three countries. At the same time, the Goths led by Alelik also fled to the south from the Xiongnu army, but more than their compatriots a few years ago. They besieged Rome three times in 408, 409, 465 and 438+00 respectively, and besieged the city in 465 and 438+00 respectively, which was the second fall in Roman history.

In this war, under the oppression of the Xiongnu army, all ethnic groups in the western regions merged with each other for survival. The Huns, on the other hand, occupied Banonia (present-day Hungary), put the local Goths under rule and began a carefree grazing life.

After Uldin died, Luke succeeded to the throne. After Luke's death, his two nephews, Boleda and Artie, ruled the country together. During this period, Western Europe was quite calm, while Northern Europe and Eastern Europe were at war. The Anglo-Saxons were forced into exile in the British Isles by the Huns. The Huns in the grasslands of southern Russia also belonged to Attila, and the Slavs and Finns of Russian forest nationalities also gave in. Slavs may enter western Europe for the first time as "Huns' servants" at this time.

After Berida died in 445 AD, Attila led the Huns alone and became the most powerful man in Europe! Wang Ting lies on the grassland east of the Danube.

At this time, everything in Rome should pay tribute to Attila. The glory that Xiongnu lost in the East was found back in the West.

Attila decided to go to war because she refused political marriage and territorial claims to western Rome. In 45 1 year, Attila led 500,000 troops into Gaul, which may be the first time in European history to see such an army. The Roman general Achilles resisted to the north and unified all the barbarian kingdoms oppressed by the Huns. The two sides fought in the Catalonia Plain, and an unprecedented tragic event happened on this day. The number of dead reached150,000 ... Attila saw that the two sides were caught in a meaningless war of attrition, so he led his troops back to China.

The following year, Attila led an army across the Alps and suddenly attacked Italy, destroying all cities in northern Italy and oppressing Rome. In 446, there was an epidemic in the army. Attila saw that the West Rome had made peace, and the reinforcements from the East Rome had returned to China and died in the same year. After World War II, westerners called it God's Whip in fear.

After Attila's death, the powerful Xiongnu began to fight among themselves, with scholars fighting for the throne, nobles fighting for power and profits, killing each other and the Xiongnu disintegrated. The Germans took the opportunity to drive the Huns back to the east of Carpathian Mountain. In 46 1 year, Attila's youngest son, Deng Zhike, tried to rebuild hegemony, but unfortunately he was defeated and died in the war between East Rome. This is the last record of Xiongnu activities in western history books.

The Huns in Asia and Europe were mixed with the local ethnic groups, and a tough and brave ethnic group disappeared. Xiongnu officially withdrew from the historical stage in the world. The legend of the favored one is over.