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However, it is most likely that these were individual mercenary bands, not a Hunnish kingdom.
"You mean to tell me I'm wearing a filthy damned Hunnish costume?"
The Akatziroi were one of the nations in the Hunnish tribal confederacy.
The work combines Hunnish legend with history.
"I'd really like to allay these rumors that we're the Hunnish horde over here, doing some dreadful thing," she said.
Justinian called Belisarius out of retirement and defeated the new Hunnish threat.
They were a Hunnish people, remnants of Attila's hordes.
"A Hunnish kind of sally," the general had asked for-and Huns couldn't have done it better.
Hunnish invasions forced it to move at the last moment to Chalcedon, where the council opened on October 8, 451.
This Gothic society faced internal strife and Hunnish attacks in the late 4th Century.
A Hunnish leer made Pierre's face positively alarming.
Hlöd arrived to Arheimar with many Hunnish warriors.
The name of the city may derive from the name of a Hunnish tribe "Zabender".
The death of Attila in 453 allowed the Ostragoths to scatter his Hunnish empire.
However, the Gepids and Ardaric still remained loyal to their Hunnish overlord.
Have you ever heard of the Goths and the Hunnish tribes of Old Earth?"
Aboriginal inhabitants are considered to have strong links to western Asian people and culture and claim to be descendants of Hunnish tribes.
He falls in love with Emmo, the daughter of a Hunnish nobleman (a "princess lointaine" figure).
Archeologists found that the Huns of the 12th century BCE created a Hunnish empire.
Hunnish mercenaries were also seen on several occasions in the succession struggles of the Eastern and Western Roman Empire during the late 4th century.
Armed with lance, Hunnish composite bow, throwing darts, and broadsword, they were fully armored to the standard of heavy cavalry of the day.
The Emperor Marcian dreamed he saw the bow of the Hunnish conqueror break on the same night that Attila died.
On March 16 of the following year, however, the emperor himself was assassinated in Rome by two Hunnish followers of Aëtius.
As he departs in shame and anguish, the Goths and Niflungs hurl the Hunnish corpses from the roof.
The warlord Borias, possibly of Hunnish descent, plundered many cities and villages in ancient Greece alongside Xena.
