Hunic invasions

The Hunic invasions refer to a series of migrations and attacks by the Huns, a nomadic warrior group from Central Asia, during the 4th and 5th centuries AD. They moved into Europe, disrupting established societies and leading to the fall of various tribes, including the Visigoths. Their invasions heightened instability within the Roman Empire, contributing to its decline. The Huns, known for their skilled horsemanship and archery, were led by figures like Attila, whose campaigns instilled fear across Europe. Ultimately, these invasions played a significant role in reshaping the political landscape of the time.