Attila was a great ruler of the Hun who led his empire to great heights. He was often termed as the "Scourge of God" by his enemies out of fear.
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<u>Interesting facts about Attila the Hun</u>
Attila, the Hun was born around the fifth century AD. After the demise of King Rugila, Attila along with his brother Bleda; became the rulers of the Hun empire and negotiated a peace treaty to the Roman empire at east which was known as "Treaty of Margus".
Post the death of Bleda, Attila became the sole emperor of the Hun empire and attacked brutally to the Eastern Roman empire in which he too had severe loss. he later claimed the sister of the Honoria, Roman Emperor at west as his wife and half of the Roman empire at west as dowry when Honoria sent a ring to him to rescue her from an arranged marriage with Roman senator.
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absorbed religious influences from other cultures.
Explanation:
Both the Ottoman and Mughal empires "absorbed religious influences from other cultures."
This is evident in the fact that the Ottomans empires were known to absorbed the religious influence of Christian culture. This is similar to the Mughal empires who absorbed the religious influence from Hindu culture.
They were able to achieve this through the encouragement of conversion to Islam. And at the same time, the leaders of the empires were showing tolerance towards other religions.
The event which started the Gulf War in 1991 was a) the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq. There were the largest amount of coalition forces during this war since World War II, with most of them being from the United States, the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia and Egypt fighting for Iraq to immediately stop it's invasion and annexation of Kuwait.
She was a woman and women were not seen as capable of doing such incredible things back then.
