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Attila the Hun, King of the Huns, known in the West as' The Scourge of God ", called Etzel by the Germans and Ethele by the Hungarians, was the son of Mundzuk. He inherited the throne from his fatherabout the year 434, together with his brother Bleda. But he soon got rid of murdering him, beginning his reign in 445.
Attila was a terrible threat symbol for Christianity: a king who unlike hispredecessors had that kind of ambition that characterizes the rulers who have left a permanent trail of cruelty and ferocity in the short time in which they practically had the power over the world intheir hands.
nothing is known with certainty about Attila's childhood. Only it's clear that when he was 12, he was sent to Rome as a hostage to the court of Emperor Honorius. While in the capital ofthe Roman Empire, he studied a lot of Roman politics, and because of his direct contact with the court of the empire, he developed leadership and protocol skills.
Attila was the nephew of Ruga, whounited the Hun tribes in the year 432.
Later, between 435 and 440, this tribe led the invasion of the Persian Empire, which collapsed when the Persians defeated the conquering troops. It was Attila,who ruled the largest empire of that time, since 434 until his death. He precisely was the legendary warrior and conqueror, who caused the romans to be afraid.
Before he was 20 years old, he wasalready in the command of the Hun army. When he was between 20 and 30 years old, he participated in all the affronts. With the support of Attila, Aetius managed to grab the title of leader. In 432, he wasthe visible leader of the Huns. he unified them, gave them freedom and formed a powerful army.
Attila succeeded his uncle, sharing the throne at first with his brother Bleda, whom he murdered in 445.Attila died of a plan that made a Roman named Teodosioque, he made ​​a deal with a slave who hated the Huns for what he done to his family and people to kill Attila and so she got her revenge....