Attila the Hun's Strategic Advancements and Political Maneuvers

This chapter chronicles Attila the Hun's military campaigns in the Danube River Valley, Thrace, and the Balkans, including his siege of Constantinople. It explores the innovative tactics employed by Flavius Constantius to fortify the city's walls and repel Attila's forces. Additionally, the chapter delves into the power struggles between Attila, the Eastern Roman Empire, and the Western Roman Empire, shedding light on the complex political dynamics of the era.