Battle of Nedao, 454 – Collapse of the Hunnic Empire – The Scourge of God is no more

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Battle of Nedao, 454 – Collapse of the Hunnic Empire – The Scourge of God is no more


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  1. 🚩 Play War Thunder now with my link, and get a massive, free bonus pack including vehicles, boosters and more: https://playwt.link/historymarchewt

    War Thunder is a highly detailed vehicle combat game containing over 2000 playable tanks, aircraft and ships spanning over 100 years of development. Immerse yourself completely in dynamic battles with an unparalleled combination of realism and approachability.

    🚩 Battle of Nedao was a day when Rome breathed a sigh of relief. Attila's defeat against Aetius in 451 and the limited success of the invasion of Italy in 452, as well as Emperor Marcian's raids into Hunnic lands, had bruised Attila's reputation as an invincible warlord. He may have already faced a political crisis after killing his brother Bleda and refusing to pick a new co-ruler, a crisis that culminated with his death in 453 AD with a widespread revolt against Hunnic rule by various Germanic leaders.

    Attila's son Ellac inherited his father's realm and was poised to preserve the Hunnic Empire. To do this he would have to defeat his father's lieutenants, Ardaric and Valamir…

  2. Other information about Huns: The Huns, for example, did not occupy a homeland, but came to the Carpathian basin in a friendly alliance, which was a continuous activity of the migration of Asian peoples to Europe at that time. We Hungarians are members of a genus that ruled the steppe for a thousand years, and the Huns are more our relatives and ancestors than the Finno-Ugric peoples. According to scientists, our ancestors migrated as a result of Chinese attacks

    towards Europe. In Mongolia, iron ore mines and the remains of smelters have also been found next to royal tombs. This means that the Hun empire was on a par with the Chinese, Roman, and Greek cultures, which of course can be offensive to Western nations and this can be a reason, in addition to hatred, to slander the Huns and Hungarians and to falsify their history.

  3. So did Western Christendom write the history of the Huns? The ones who hated (and perhaps still hate) the Huns and Hungarians so much that their descendants were punished with the Trianon peace decree and the Paris "peace treaty"?! It is certain that the truth, only the whole truth, is written about them! We can certainly believe them and in all the writings of the priests who were terrified of the Huns! There is no question of any untruth here. 🙂🙃🙂😂🤣😂

  4. Hungarians, Bulgarians, Chuvashes are Onogur Turks. The Hungarian chronicle the Chronicon Pictum (1358) say: Primus Ingressus-First Incoming: Attila, Secundus Ingressus-Second Incoming: Arpad

  5. Imagine giving everything you are and have done to die defending a tribal land that no one remembers. Pointless. Gepids died for nothing. Should have just ignored their power hungry leaders.

  6. wrong location-based story, the battle of Nedao was nearby actual Baja cityscape in Hungary, Arda rich- Edekon-Dénes represents the local peoples, the gepid wasn't a germanic tribes, wrong interpretations of facts in so called indo-european wives.

  7. I have a question.
    If Battle of Nedao took place next to the forest, it make much more sense that the Gepids fought cavalry & archers made force inside a forest rather than outside of a forest. Unless there was no forest nearby as shown in the video art.

  8. The Old English epic poem, “The Battle of Maldon,” recounts this fight:

    “Byrhtwold spoke, shield raised aloft —
    he was an old loyal retainer — and brandished his spear;
    he very boldly commanded the warriors:
    "Our hearts must grow stouter, our courage more valiant,
    our spirits much greater, though our strength grows less.
    Here lies our Lord all hewn down, goodly he lies in the dust. A kinsman mourns
    that who now from this battle-play thinks to turn away.
    I am advanced in years. I do not desire to be taken away,
    but I by my liege Lord,
    by that favorite of men I intend to lie."

    So then did Aethelgar's child enbolden them all,
    Godric to battle. Often he sent forth spears,
    deadly shaft sped away onto the Vikings;
    thus he on this people went out in front of battle,
    cutting down and smiting, until he too on the battlefield perished.

    This was not that Godric who from the battle had flown away… “