Ernakh — Ernakh, Hernac o Ernac (Prisco: Ήρνάχ Hernach ) fue el tercer hijo de Atila. Tras la muerte de éste en el año 453 el imperio de los Hunos se desintegro y sus restos fueron gobernados por sus tres hijos: Elac, Dengizich y el propio Ernakh, quien… … Wikipedia Español
Hunos — “La Fiesta de Atila”, cuadro del pintor húngaro Mór Than. Se basa en el fragmento de Prisco, al que representa de blanco en la parte derecha, sosteniendo su libro de historia. Los hunos fueron una confederación de tribus euroasiáticas, muchas de… … Wikipedia Español
Elac — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Elac (? †454) fue el hijo mayor de Atila y su sucesor como rey de los hunos. Su acceso al trono fue un tanto problemático debido a las disputas con sus hermanos Dengizich y Ernakh, un problema que fue aprovechado por … Wikipedia Español
Attila the Hun — Infobox Monarch name = Attila the Hun title = (King of the Huns), as seen in Chronicon Pictum reign = 434–453 coronation = clan = Dulo predecessor = Bleda Rugila successor = Ellac heir = consort = issue = royal house = royal anthem = father =… … Wikipedia
Hunnic Empire — Infobox Former Country native name = conventional long name = Hunnic Empire common name = Hunnic Empire continent = Europe region = country = government type = Monarchy legislature = Kurultai event start = Huns destroy a tribe of Alans to their… … Wikipedia
Sandilch — ( Ζάνδιλ , Ζάνδιλχος ) (in Bulgaria Санди, Сандьо/Sandi, Sandyo are nickname from Alexander in Censtral Asia is Sandar, Sikandar, S kandal) was Khan of the Utigur Bulgars from the 540s to the 560s and an allai to the Byzantines. Prior to him the… … Wikipedia
Dengizich — (spelled Δεγγιζίχ/Dengizikh in Priscus account; spelled Dikkiz on a silver plate [1]; died 468[2] or 469[3]), ruler of the Akatziroi, was a son of Attila. The other forms of his name are Denzic (Marcellinus Comes, Chronicon, s. a. 469) and… … Wikipedia
Charlemagne to Attila the Hun — Many genealogists attempted to reconstruct a valid line of descent from Attila the Hun to Charlemagne but no one succeeded in working out a generally accepted route. Steven Runciman s book on the First Bulgarian Empire, for instance, includes a… … Wikipedia
Utigurs — Europe in 600 AD, showing the Utigurs and their neighbors. Utigur is the name used by Procopius Caesariensis and his continuators Agathias and Menander in the 5th and 6th centuries to refer to the Bulgar Huns of Onoguria, the Eurasian steppes… … Wikipedia
Avitohol — ( ?153 453? ) is the first name in the Nominalia of the Bulgarian khans. Little is known about him. According to the document he is from the Dulo clan and most probably was considered and respected as the forefather of the khans.Some researchers… … Wikipedia
