Hunlar
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| g t Hunlar |
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Hükümdarlar:  Balamir  Uldız  Oktar  Karaton  Rua  Bleda  Attila  İlek  Dengizik  İrnek  Basık  Kursık 
Diğer önemli Hunlar:  Edekon  İldiko  Muncuk  Aybars  Eskam  Kreka 
Kültür:  Hun sanatı  Hunca 
Muharebeler:  Don Nehri Savaşı  Fiesole Savaşı (406)  Utus Muharebesi  Aquileia'nın Yağmalanması  Katalon Muharebesi  Nedao Muharebesi  Bassianae Muharebesi 
Diğer Hun ulusları:  Alkonlar  Ak Hunlar  İran Hunları  Kidarit Krallığı  Nezak  Kuzey Kafkasya Hunları  Hunsular 
İlişkili konular:  Popüler Kültürde Attila  Akasirler  Avrasya göçebeleri  Bozkır imparatorluğu  Büyük Hun İmparatorluğu  Avrupa Hun İmparatorluğu  Hun hükümdarları listesi 
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Hiung-nu etkisi altındaki bölgeler, M.Ö. 205 yılı.
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