Birth Attila the Hun was born in Pannonia on 406 A.D. where he and his brother Blenda lived. In Attila’s early ages, he was taught how to shoot bow and arrows like a professional. (See appendix A) He learned how to ride horses, backwards, forwards, and sideways. He also learned many combat skills including sword …show more content…
When Attila’s uncles had both passed away, he and his brother Blenda were left in charge over the empire. Attila suspected that his brother was honored more than he was, so he had his brother killed so he could be the only ruler of the empire. Attila now the only ruler of the empire, started to invade the eastern half of the Roman Empire in the 440’s. This caused many emperors to negotiate with Attila a peace treaty of an annual fee of 660 pounds of gold in 434. In other different cities he would attack, he would make them pay 2,100 pounds of gold each year. If some cities would refuse to pay him, he would send his men to destroy the city. In 434, Roman Emperor Theodosius II paid a tribute to Attila, but Attila broke the peace treaty, destroying towns along the Danube River before moving into the empire's interior and obliterating Naissus and Serdica, his home …show more content…
It is said that he had too much to drink on his wedding night, and passed out on his bed. When his new wife Ildico woke up, she saw her husband lying dead on their new bed. (See appendix C) Ildico was too scared to call or run to anyone, so eventually the guards broke down the door. When the guards broke down the door, they saw Attila in a pool of blood, and Ildico frozen in place scared to death. Attila was already dead by the time they made it in the room Attila was already dead lying face down with blood dripping from his mouth. The soldiers speculated that Ildico might have killed Attila, so they killed her.
Remembrance Attila will forever be known as a war leader who loved to kill, he was defiantly a man u wanted to stay clear of. Attila never wanted to make peace with anyone, but he made a few treaties, so he would be able to make more money. Attila is also very well remembered for his wars, and the thousands of people he killed to get what he wanted. Christians feared him, and called him the “Scourge of God” which means the instruments of God’s wrath. Attila was also very well known for how he over threw the Roman Empire except for