Both the Eastern and Western empire were compelled to pay him tribute.

He even invaded Gaul, and upon the plains of Chalons was defeated in one of the most bloody battles ever fought in Europe.

Contemporary historians record that one hundred and six thousand dead were left upon the field.

With the death of Attila, the supremacy of the Huns vanished.

The irruption of the Huns was a devastating scourge, which terrified the world.