[DOC] [TLE] 440s - Wikipedia [PAR] Events[edit]. Contents: 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449. 440. By 
place[edit]. Roman ... Rechila invades Baetica and conquers the capital Seville. 
... On a crowded market day, the Huns take the town by surprise and slaughter 
the .... Battle of the Utus: Attila defeats the Roman army near the Vit River (
Bulgaria). [DOC] [TLE] Attila the Hun - Ancient History Encyclopedia [PAR] Sep 25, 2014 ... Attila the Hun (reigned 434-453 CE) was the leader of the nomadic people ... the 
Huns to join the Visigoths (their former adversaries) in plundering ... They were 
just so fierce that it was natural for them to go around .... often burning the overrun 
towns and killing their civilian occupants. ..... 446 CE - 447 CE. [DOC] [TLE] Andrei Fiodorov's Photos - Angelfire [PAR] Warsaw, the largest city and the capital of Poland, is located in central Poland, .... 
The eastern bank of the river is the site of the Old Town, founded in the 1200s, 
and the ... Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, has a population of around 1.1 million. ... 
The community was plundered and burned by the Huns around AD 447 and was
... [DOC] [TLE] Attila the Hun: Biography of the 'Scourge of God' - Live Science [PAR] Mar 27, 2014 ... Attila was king of the Huns, and a relentless warrior who attacked both the 
Western and ... Also while his people amassed an incredible amount of plunder, 
and ... trencher, (translation by J.B. Bury, through Georgetown University website
). ... Kelly writes, noting that Attila never did attack the capital itself. [DOC] [TLE] Archaeologists Discover Huge Ancient Roman Horreum (Granary) in ... [PAR] Dec 10, 2015 ... In 2010, the Bulgarian government granted Popovo Municipality ... west of the 
town of Popovo, Targovishte District, in Northeast Bulgaria. ... The second period 
refers to the time until the invasions of the Huns led by Attila around 447 AD. .... 
Bronze Age Discoveries Reveal Ancient Bulgar Capital Pliska Was... [DOC] [TLE] Ancient History: Walls of Constantinople | HistoryNet [PAR] The ruins that still enclose what is now the Turkish capital of Istanbul are the ... 
The Theodosian system was completed in 447 with the addition of an outer wall 
and ... Persians, Avars, Sacracens, Bulgarians, Russians and others tried to take 
the .... to reclaim their capital in 1261, they would find it plundered and most of 
their... [DOC] [TLE] The Huns - All Empires [PAR] Around 370 A.D. the Huns moved west and destroyed their neighboring Alans. ... 
Huns returned north of the Danube victorious with an enormous amount of 
plunder. ... The year 447 saw yet another Hunnic campaign against the Eastern 
Roman Empire. ... Attila withdrew to Catalaunian plains, the site of the legendary 
battle... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Destination Bulgaria: Comprised Information About ... [PAR] The lion is in the middle for it is the coat of arms of Bulgaria's capital. ... Around 
the 8th-7th centuries BC the site of Sofia was inhabited by a Thracian tribe called 
Serdi, ... In the 5th century AD the town was burnt down by the Huns. .... In the 5th 
century, probably in 447, the Huns devastated the church, along with all the other
... [DOC] [TLE] Research Thread: The Huns - Total War Center [PAR] Sep 7, 2008 ... Charaton was said to be the first of the kings of the Huns from c. ... Under his 
command, the Huns invaded Roman territory and, after threatening the capitol, 
managed .... In 447 Attila again rode south into the empire through Moesia. ... 
north of Aquileia to watch the city burn, thus founding the town of Udine,... [DOC] [TLE] Bulgaria Search:LycosTripod Share This Page Report Abuse Build a ... [PAR] His grave site was excavated along with about 300 other burials, stocked with ... It 
was then easy to see why the Thracians wear fox-skins around their heads and 
.... named after the neighboring river}, Batkun {a village near the Bulgarian town 
of ...... The Byzantines

Question: The town on the site of this capital of Bulgaria was plundered & burned by the Huns around 447
Answer: Sofia