He was known as the "Scourge of God." To the dying Roman Empire, Attila the Hun was not just an enemy; he was a force of nature sent to punish humanity. This immersive documentary explores the rise of the barbarian king who united the nomadic tribes, the legendary "Battle of the Nations," and the mystery of why he turned back at the very gates of Rome. From the terror of the Huns' arrival to the enigma of the Sword of Mars and Attila’s tragic wedding night—witness the end of the Ancient World. Timestamps 00:00 - Introduction 02:11 - The Origins of the Huns 10:52 - The Path to Absolute Power 17:54 - The Battle of the Nations 27:47 - At the Gates of Rome 37:22 - The Final Wedding 46:57 - The Twilight of an Empire Bibliography & Sources Consulted: "The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" - Edward Gibbon. "The Huns" - E.A. Thompson. "Attila: The Barbarian King" - John Man. "Getica" (The Origin and Deeds of the Goths) - Jordanes (Primary Source). "History of Byzantium" - Priscus of Panium (Primary Source & Eye-witness account). Note: This narrative is based on historical records, chronicles, and archaeological findings of the era. LEGAL DISCLAIMER: This video is created for educational, entertainment, and relaxation purposes. While we strive for historical accuracy, the narrative may contain dramatizations, simplifications, or artistic interpretations to enhance the flow of the story. Images are artistic representations generated to illustrate the atmosphere and are not actual historical photographs.