Unni

Also known as The Huns

popolo guerriero nomade

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The Huns were a nomadic people from Central Asia who migrated westward between the 4th and 6th centuries CE, eventually establishing a powerful but short-lived empire along the Roman frontier in Europe. Their arrival and expansion triggered major population movements among other European peoples, fundamentally reshaping the political landscape of late antique Europe.

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Former country.conventional_long_name: Huns
Former country.common_name: Huns
Former country.event_start: Conquest of the Alans and Goths
Former country.year_start: 370s
Former country.event_end: Dengizich, son of Attila, dies
Former country.year_end: 469
Former country.image_map: Huns450.png
Former country.image_map_caption: Estimated territory under Hunnic control under Attila,
Former country.capital: Attila's Court
Former country.leader1: Balamber?
Former country.year_leader1: 370s?
Former country.title_leader: King or chief
Former country.leader2: Kursich and Basich
Former country.year_leader2: c. 395 – ?
Former country.leader3: Uldin
Former country.year_leader3: c. 400–409
Former country.leader4: Charaton
Former country.year_leader4: c. 412 – ?

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Wikidata facts

Native language: Hunnic
Religion: Tengrism
Image: Hunnen.jpg

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described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
Commons category: Huns
topic's main category: Category:Huns
Commons gallery: Huns
OpenStreetMap tag: historic:civilization=hun
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4

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Article · Italiano

Gli Unni erano un popolo guerriero nomade, proveniente dalla Siberia meridionale, che giunse in Europa nel IV secolo. Sono particolarmente conosciuti per le incursioni compiute a metà del V secolo contro l'Impero romano d'Occidente. Tra il 447 e il 454, sotto Attila, formarono un impero nomade che fu il più vasto del suo tempo, con una superficie di 4,0 milioni di km² all'apice.

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