The Huns

From 420 onward the Huns had two 

Kings, Béla and Attila (brothers) 

therefore there was no 3rd. Hunin 

Empire, just Kingdoms. On the request 

of the western Roman commander Aetius 

in 436 the Huns subjugated the German 

Sarmantians. Béla, Attila and Flavius 

Aetius were allies and not enemies as 

ignorant writers endlessly claim. Peace 

between the East Roman Empire and the 

Huns became extremely fragile in 440, 

when a Roman bishop was stealing 

artifacts from buried Hun dead. Most of 

which ended in the hands of Venetian 

merchants and in the Vatican. Venice 

itself was built because of hiding from the 

white Huns with the looted treasure from 

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the Hephthalite catacombs. They called 

Venice "Venne Atsium" (made it this 

far), or simply got away with it. 

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  King Béla died in his sleep in 441 near 

Naissus; Béla had a chronicle nosebleed 

problem and choked in his own blood 

during sleep. It is not very difficult to 

envisage, the one who goes on for five 

days and nights, after that sleeps very 

deep. The so-called historians tell us that 

Béla had been slain by treachery, by his 

own brother Attila. That is just an other 

dreadful rumor, fabricated by primitive 

and envious people. The ignorant also 

claim that Attila had died of a nosebleed

on his wedding night, or an eagle 

dropped a tortoise on his head. 

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