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The Huns across Europe could not be equated with the Huns: the Hungarian Republic was established on 1 February 1946
Many people think that the Hungarians are the Huns, or that the Huns of Attila are the Huns, which is not true.
First of all, the Huns could not be regarded as a race, but as a mixture of peoples.
The Huns were originally an alliance of countless tribes, and they were only nominal allies.
In the Han Dynasty, there were at least seven or eight internal ethnic groups known to the Xiongnu.
These tribes have different compositions, caucasians, yellow people have everything, is a hodgepodge of human races.
Therefore, the concept of the Huns is not of the nature of a nation, but of a great alliance of tribes.
In the Han Dynasty, after the Xiongnu were defeated, they moved west to the Western Regions in 1991 and west again from the Western Regions in 151, and never returned to the vision of the Chinese.
However, the Huns of Attila the Great only appeared in Europe 200 years later, in 350 AD.
In terms of time, there is a big gap.
It is generally believed that the Huns may be a branch of the Huns, but the two cannot be equated.
After the Huns went to Central Asia and mixed with the local peoples, one eventually reached Europe.
At this time, the huns had earth-shaking changes in their bloodline.
After the analysis of modern DNA, the Huns and the original Huns have greatly changed in terms of human race.
According to the analysis of the tombs of the Huns left near China, the Huns were mainly yellow and Mongolian at that time.
For the analysis of the Huns' tombs that invaded Europe, there are many white people, especially Caucasian blood, which shows that mixed blood is very powerful.
Today's Hungarians are not the same thing as the Huns.
The dominant ethnic group in Hungary is the Magyars.
The Magyars lived in the Ural region of Siberia, and only went south into the heart of Europe in the 9th century AD, eventually forming the dominant ethnic group in present-day Hungary.
By the time the Magyars moved south, the Huns, too few in number, had disappeared from Hungary for more than 400 years.
All that the Huns left behind were the mixed descendants of the Bulgars.
However, attila the Great's notoriety is still widely spread in Europe.
In fact, at that time, the Huns invaded Europe, whether it was the Ostrogothic empire or the Eastern Roman Empire, it was difficult to deal with.
The cavalry army of tens of thousands of Huns can advance or retreat, attack and defend.
In the face of European infantry groups, the Hun cavalry was almost invincible.
At that time, European countries were relatively small, and few countries could fight with tens of thousands of troops.
Some medium-sized countries encountered Hun legions and either surrendered on their knees or were completely wiped out.
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