During the Western Han Dynasty
The relationship between the Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu was intricate
It was not until the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty that he waged three wars against the Xiongnu
Only then did the Sino-Hungarian relationship completely change
The largest of the three wars against the Huns
It was 119 BC
The generals Wei Qing and Huo Fuyi jointly sent troops to attack Huns
slave
The Han army penetrated deep into the center of the Xiongnu Empire
Forced the Xiongnu to flee to the north of the desert
The Western Han Dynasty's war against the Xiongnu won a decisive victory
sharp
The fleeing Huns continued to carry out military strikes during the Han Dynasty
under
And constantly divided and moved west
Until 91 AD, Beidan Yufuwei
The right lieutenant Was broken
The escape is unknown
For the next 400 years
There are no more records of the Huns
The end of the fourth century AD
The Huns, who had fled westward, crossed the Volga
River and Don River
Invaded Europe
These Huns and their leaders
Balamir and Attila once again shocked the world
According to the records of ancient Rome
They swept through everything they encountered along the way
As soon as these Huns entered Europe
Their iron rides never came before
The barbarians of the Eurasian plains have shocked the civilized nations of Europe
Homes and semi-civilized nations are helpless
The Huns conquered the area between the Don and Terek rivers
Alains
Defeated the Ostrogoths, who were then west of the Dnieper River
kingdom
Subjected most of the Ostrogoths
By around 405
The Huns had completely occupied the Ural Mountains
and the vast steppes between the Carpathians
And began to attack Europe
441 years
The Huns declared war on Rome
The Eastern Roman Empire's formidable phalanx of heavy infantry
Under the onslaught of the Huns' cavalry archers
Vulnerable
The Huns began to attack Western Rome again
Eventually defeated the Roman Empire
But not long after
The leader of this Hun tribe, Attila
Odd was killed
The Xiongnu army was in decline
It disappeared in the sixth century AD
Just like the American meteorologist Edward
Lorentz proposed the butterfly effect like that
A butterfly flaps its wings in Brazil
Can lead a month later in Texas, USA
A tornado
Emperor Wudi of Han's butterfly flapped its wings slightly
It did not only lead to changes in the European continent
aftermath
It also spread to the Tang Dynasty 700 years later
During the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty
Descendants of a Xiongnu tribe living in northern Mobei
Repeated invasions of the interior
It posed a serious border threat to the Tang Dynasty
What about this team
They are known as the Turks
Emperor Taizong of Tang ordered an army of 100,000 men to leave Yanmen Pass in the north
It opened the prelude to more than 30 years of war between the Tang and the Turks
ultimately
The Turks were defeated by the Tang Dynasty's 100,000 iron horses
The journey to the west began
Since then
Chinese historical records about the Turks also
That's it
The Westward Turks entered Central Asia
Western Asia
Europe and other places
Mingle with the local culture
New racial groups were formed
And for more than 1,000 years
They swept across the European continent
Rewrote the history of turkistan and Europe
The Turks, who had just begun to move west, were on the European continent
Encountered the mighty Arab Empire
The unstable Turks were taken by the Arabs
As a slave
Act as a mercenary
Border Guards
Or even the Palace Guard
however
How could the Turks be willing to accept such a fate?
Eventually they overthrew the Arabs
Became the host
Make the Arab Empire exist in name only
This Turkic force was the Selju Turkic
At the same time as the Seljuk Turks, they also entered West Asia
Ottoman Turks
The Ottoman Turks were at the end of the 13th century
Independence from the Seljuk Turks
In the 14th century they conquered the whole of Asia Minor and a half
island
Crossing the Black Sea Strait
Entered South-Eastern Europe
In the century that followed
They are constantly strong
The Byzantine Empire was eventually defeated
It then continued into the heart of Europe
Defeated Hungary
Siege of Vienna
The Ottoman Empire was established
The Ottoman Empire straddled Europe
second
Non-tri-state
It's vast
The Ottoman Empire was also the master of World War I
To participate in one of the warring states
In the end, it disintegrated after the Great War
Ottoman Empire
Split into many countries
Take, for example, the Republic of Turkey
Egypt
Iraq
Kuwait
Greece
Bulgaria
Romania and other countries
Southeast Europe
Also spun off from the Ottoman Empire a series of emerging ones
country
Take Serbia, for example
Croatia
Bosnia and so on
The westward migration of the Huns completely changed ancient Europe
The course of development
It can even be said
It was in the second century BC that Emperor Wu of han
The moment the decision was made to attack the Huns began
Europe's history has already begun to change