This leader had a secretary crucified for selling some golden vessels after the capture of Sirmium. Unlike his brother, this man was not amused by a stuttering Moorish dwarf named Zerkon and had him sent away from court. During one battle, the troops of Sangiban were placed in the center to prevent their defection to this man. His successor lost the Battle of Nedao, and, according to Priscus, he received the "Sword of Mars" from a shepherd. This leader may have died of a nosebleed while celebrating his wedding. He assumed sole kingship after the death of his brother Bleda and had his invasion of Gaul thwarted by Flavius Aetius at the battle o
This leader had a secretary crucified for selling some golden vessels after the capture of Sirmium. Unlike his brother, this man was not amused by a stuttering Moorish dwarf named Zerkon and had him sent away from court. During one battle, the troops of Sangiban were placed in the center to prevent their defection to this man. His successor lost the Battle of Nedao, and, according to Priscus, he received the "Sword of Mars" from a shepherd. This leader may have died of a nosebleed while celebrating his wedding. He assumed sole kingship after the death of his brother Bleda and had his invasion of Gaul thwarted by Flavius Aetius at the battle of Chalons. For 10 points, name this leader who was allegedly turned back from Rome by Leo I, a "Scourge of God" and leader of the Huns.
This leader had a secretary crucified for selling some golden vessels after the capture of Sirmium.
Attila the Hun [or Scourge of God until it is read; or Flagellum Dei until "Scourge of God" is read]