Realm · 106–425
Huns
Huns appears on the map from 106 to 425. At its greatest recorded extent, in 396, it covered about 1.46 million km².
One of the realms of Hunnic Empire. The Huns were nomadic horse-archers from the Eurasian steppe whose arrival north of the Black Sea around 370 drove the Goths and other peoples into the Roman Empire, setting off the great migrations. By the early 5th century they had settled on the Hungarian plain and built a loose empire over many subject peoples, including Germanic tribes, held together by plunder and Roman tribute payments.
- On the map
- 106–425
- Greatest extent
- 396, about 1.46 million km²
- Read more
- Wikipedia: Huns · Wikidata Q45813
Territory through time
| Years | Area drawn |
|---|---|
| 106–370 | 58,475 km² |
| 371–372 | 325,550 km² |
| 373–377 | 827,357 km² |
| 378–382 | 947,850 km² |
| 383–394 | 1.13 million km² |
| 395 | 1.13 million km² |
| 396 | 1.46 million km² |
| 397–406 | 1.44 million km² |
| 407–409 | 1.21 million km² |
| 410–416 | 1.21 million km² |
| 417–425 | 1.21 million km² |
Related
- Hunnic Empire empire
- The world in 400: Rome Divided, Huns Advancing chapter