Attila. Push and Fragility of the Hun Empire

For centuries, the Hun people inhabited the region around Lake Baljash (in modern Kazakhstan). They were a people who were dedicated to transhumanc livestock, traveling from one side to the other in search of pastures. Such a way of life was, by its very essence, dangerous, what made them consummate warriors who dominated the mountain and archery. However, they were neither too numerous nor united, so no one would have expected that they could e…