Like other Sarmatian peoples, the Rhoxolani were conquered by the Huns in the mid fourth century and disappeared, although some anti-Normanist historians of Russia attempted to link their name with that of the Rus, which appeared in Eastern Europe some four centuries later.
Some anti-Normanist historians of Russia attempted to link their name with that of the Rus, which appeared in Eastern Europe some four centuries later. Like other Sarmatian peoples, the Rhoxolani were conquered by the Huns in the mid fourth century and disappeared from history.
Like other Sarmatian peoples, the Rhoxolani were conquered by the Huns in the mid fourth century and disappeared from history. Some anti-Normanist historians of Russia attempted to link their name with that of the Rus, which appeared in Eastern Europe some four centuries later.
Like other Sarmatian peoples, the Rhoxolani were conquered by the Huns in the mid fourth century and disappeared from history. Some anti-Normanist historians of Russia attempted to link their name with that of the Rus, which appeared in Eastern Europe some four centuries later.