This man defeated Arnegisclus at the Battle of the Utus, and his successor Ellac was defeated at the Battle of Nedao by the Ostrogoths.
This man defeated Arnegisclus at the Battle of the Utus, and his successor Ellac was defeated at the Battle of Nedao by the Ostrogoths. The majority of knowledge about this man was compiled by the historian Priscus, and this man gained power after death of Rugila.  He demanded half of Rome as dowry for Valentinian III's sister and that sister, Honoria, had earlier sent this man a ring which prompted his (*) invasion of Italy. He killed his co-ruler and brother Bleda before losing at the Battle of Chalons, and he died from a nosebleed on the night of his wedding to Ildico. Pope Leo I managed to persuade this man not to sack Rome. For ten points, identify this "Scourge of God," the most famous leader of the Huns.
This man defeated Arnegisclus at the Battle of the Utus, and his successor Ellac was defeated at the Battle of Nedao by the Ostrogoths.
{Attila} the Hun