Hunlar

Huns Book Description: It is the history of the Huns in Europe, from their attack on the Goths in the Northern Black Sea to the destruction of their empire in Central Europe after the death of the legendary Attila. In this account of the history of the rise and fall of the Huns, Professor Thompson has succeeded in bringing together their campaigns in relevant and detailed form from very disparate and fragmentary sources. In this process, a clear picture emerges of the Huns' most striking successes and defeats against the non-Roman nations of Central and Eastern Europe and their many besieges of the eastern and western halves of the Roman Empire. This striking narrative leads to the change of Hun society as a result of relations with the more developed world of the Roman Mediterranean. analyzed with analytical sections. In these chapters, the author tried to explain the sudden rise and equally sudden collapse of the Huns in the fourth and fifth centuries, and found the answer to this in the effect of the wealth of the Romans on the social structures of the Huns. Peter Heather's Infinite included in the Huns, Professor Thompson's book in the category of recent studies on the Huns. Number of Pages: 375Print Year: 2008Language: TurkishPublisher: Phoenix