Why Did The Huns Change

Although the Huns originated in the region of Mongolia, they still tended to digress through the European country fighting other Europeans. While the Huns lived in a hunting and gathering type of society, they often had intelligent tactics. For example, the Huns were victorious at Adrianopolis in 378. After their win, they began to concur that horses paved their way to victory. But, sometimes the Huns were inept when they came upon military tactics. After what the Huns discovered using the horses in battle, they did not change their military strategies for the next one thousand years. The only time they did change was when gunpowder what introduced to them (“Hunnic Empire”). The Huns were relentless to change their ways, until they saw what advantage it would give them to change. The tribe still portrayed their hunting and gathering, even after they migrated throughout Europe. …show more content…
The Huns could not have had a powerful empire without a leader. The Hun’s leader was Attila. Attila was neither well-liked or kind, he was often brutal and not seen as a luminary among his people. Before his rise to power, Attila murdered his brother, Bleda, who was the past Hunnic leader. Although Attila was not a kind leader, he did accomplish a lot for his tribe. Attila eventually died in 453, so his sons took over the empire. Attila’s sons were eventually defeated by the Germanic tribes in 454. Their lost eventually lead to the death of the Hunnic Empire (“Hunnic Empire”). The Huns lasted for many years living their barbaric lives, but it eventually brought them down to