For 10 points, who earned the nickname "Scourge of God," for his conquests as leader of the Huns?
He received an annual tribute of seven hundred pounds of gold under the terms of the Treaty of Margus. The primary source of information on him comes from Priscus, a Byzantine historian who visited his court. Coming to power after the death of his uncle Roas and brother Bleda, he is said to have been so moved by a speech of Pope Leo I that he abandoned his plans to invade and sack the city of Rome. For 10 points, who earned the nickname "Scourge of God," for his conquests as leader of the Huns?
He received an annual tribute of seven hundred pounds of gold under the terms of the Treaty of Margus.
{Attila} the Hun