Also the traces of the massacre spread so wide that for the space of three days' ride the ground was to be seen covered with human carcases.

So, when the battle had been seven days prolonged, King Hun fell; and his brother of the same name, when he saw the line of the Huns giving way, without delay surrendered himself and his company.
In that war 170 kings, who were either Huns or fighting amongst the Huns, surrendered to the king.

This great number Erik had comprised in his previous description of the standards, when he was giving an account of the multitude of the Huns in answer to the questions of Frode.

So Frode summoned the kings to assembly, and imposed a rule upon them that they should all live under one and the same law.

Now he set Olmar over Holmgard; Onef over Conogard; and he bestowed Saxony on Hun, his prisoner, and gave Revil the Orkneys.