It is it important to study the history of the ancient world because the great empires of that time can teach us valuable lessons that are relevant to modern society. The story of the Hun Empire inadvertently toppling the Western Roman Empire teaches today’s nations how the stability of its sister countries can have a profound effect on them. The Hun Empire, led by Attila from 434-453 BCE, had a reputation for being vicious in their conquests. The fear Attila the Hun’s rule created in the populace drove the nomadic Visigoth, Vandal, and Ostrogoth tribes to flee from his grasp, into the Western Roman Empire. These nomads began to conquer land in which to make a new home, attacking the Western Roman Empire and pillaging the city of Rome. This
