Attila was the last and most powerful leader of the nomadic Hun people from 395 to 453 AD. The Huns were nomadic hunters and herders who did not practice agriculture or industry. Attila invaded Italy in search of new lands, defeating Roman armies, but agreed to withdraw after meeting with Pope Leo I. After Attila's death in 453 from a nosebleed on his wedding night, the Hun Empire quickly disintegrated as there was no strong successor and subject peoples revolted, leading to the disappearance of the Huns from history.

1. LOS HUNOS
ATILA.

2. WHO IS?
-he was the last a most powerful leader of the
Huns.
Birth- 395
Dead- 453

4. who were the Huns?
• Huns were a nomadic village of hunters
and ranchers do not often use
agricultureor industry in your organization
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5. battle against the Italians.

6. Conquests of italian
• Attila then invaded Italy in search of new boots. When
he entered it, many refugeesfled to the nearby islands
of the coast and founded, according to tradition, the
city of Venice. Although the Roman troops were
defeated and the country's largestarmies were still in
Gaul, the Huns were
also weakened after campaigns, diseaseand famine in
Italy. At a momentous meeting with Pope
Leo I, Attila agreed to withdraw.
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7. disintegration of the Huns
• The Hun empire disintegrated in 453 after the
death of Attila, as there was nostrong leader
who managed to keep the unity of the
people. Subject
peoplesrevolted and factions fought for
power. Over time the empire fell apart with the
arrival of new invaders, like
misers, and disappeared from history.
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8. As attila died
• There are various speculations about the
death of Attila
Yl had new wedding, a beautiful
young Germanic with which married in 453.
The morning after their wedding
night, appeared Attila died of a nosebleed
that hesuffocated.
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10. The end