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The Huns were mounted archers, and their horsemanship was unmatched. Their bows were the best in the world at that time, and they could fire them accurately and at great range from horseback. They also used swords when necessary. At least one source claims that they were handy with a lasso which they used to snare enemy soldiers and drag them to death. After being captured, sometimes the Huns would send them to the guillotine.
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Did the Huns use and irrigation system?
yes, the Huns used an irrigation system to get water.
Why were the invaders huns so successful?
The Huns successfully invaded the Roman Empire because they had better weapons. The Huns used short composite recurve bows. They would attack on horseback using powerful short distance bows. They would break into small groups and shred the opposing armies by coming from all directions. They fought with swords at close quarters. They did not rely on just one weapon.
Who destroyed the Gupta dynasty?
The Invasion of the Huns
When did the huns die out?
the huns died out around the 500's
What modern nation is named for Attila's people?
Hungary was named for the Huns.
