Attila the Hun.

Attila the Hun         Attila the Hun had a very complex life since the moment he was born. Attila was probably from an Asiatic tribe that the Chinese called Huing-nu, also meaning "common slaves." He was from a royal bloodline that provided leaders for the Huns; therefore, Attila became a leader. His family believed in the healing, prophetic, and visionary powers of their shamans. Shortly after the death of his father, King Mundzuk, Attila was sent …showed first 75 words of 835 total…

…showed last 75 words of 835 total…spared Rome. Attila died in 453 A.D. Popular legend claims he burst a blood vessel on the night of his wedding to the Gothic maiden Hilda. Deprived of his leadership, the Huns broke into smaller groups, and their nation never regained the prominence it had held under Attila, "The Terror of the Western World." In the end he was known for destroying many places and people for no particular reason, and many people feared him.