This general destroyed one city by lifting archers on cranes and then replacing the archers with huge battering rams. A few years after destroying Naissus, he destroyed Marcianople (mar-kee-uh-NO-pull) while fighting against 
This general destroyed one city by lifting archers on cranes and then replacing the archers with huge battering rams. A few years after destroying Naissus, he destroyed Marcianople (mar-kee-uh-NO-pull) while fighting against Arnegisclus during the Battle of the Utus. In a later battle, this leader joined forces with Valamir in the battle that killed Theodoric, but he was defeated by an alliance of Franks, Visigoths, and Romans under Aëtius (AY-tee-us); that was the Battle of Châlons. For eleven years following the death of Rugila, until a supposed hunting accident, this man ruled with his brother Bleda, and this leader died following his marriage to Ildico. Name this fifth-century leader known as the Scourge of God, the leader of the Huns.
This general destroyed one city by lifting archers on cranes and then replacing the archers with huge battering rams.
{Attila} the Hun