Hun Turks

The Hun Turks, more accurately known as the Huns, were a nomadic people of Central Asian origin who migrated into Europe around the 4th century AD. Known for their exceptional horseback skills and fierce warfare, they established a vast empire that challenged the Roman Empire. Led by leaders like Attila the Hun, they played a significant role in shaping European history through invasions and cultural exchanges. Their influence contributed to the decline of Western Roman authority and paved the way for future migrations and conflicts in Europe. The Huns are remembered as formidable warriors and key players in late ancient Eurasian history.