Attila
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Attila attacked Rome, saving his people from starvation
(ORDO NEWS) — Archaeologists from the University of Cambridge, Great Britain reconstructed the state of climate at the beginning of the 5th century on the Great Hungarian Plain using the growth rings of oaks from the Czech Republic and Bavaria. Scientists have come to the conclusion that this period is marked by a series of extremely dry years. It is possible that the semi-nomadic Huns were forced to raid and…
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Drought could have been a convenient excuse for Attila to attack Rome
(ORDO NEWS) — The authors of a new study believe that they have established the reason for the fall of the Roman Empire: climate change is to blame. But this conclusion raises questions. The events known in history as the Great Migration of Nations completely redrawn the map of Western Europe and led to the fall of the great empire – Rome. And they began in the second half of…
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Great Attila the Hun died of a nosebleed on his wedding night
(ORDO NEWS) — Probably one of the worst honeymoons in history, Attila the Hun, a brutal 5th century AD nomad warrior, was found dead in his marital bed, covered in blood, the morning after his wedding. Little is known for certain about the life and death of Attila the Hun, since the only written evidence was created by his enemies. Among these ancient chroniclers was Priscus, a Roman diplomat and…
