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Attacking a village in southern Germany, the villagers defending their women. Ca. 10th century.
Attila ( 453) was "king" (rex) of the warrior federation of the Huns from 434 (as co-ruler together with his brother Bleda) or 444/45 (as sole ruler) until his death. The centre of his sphere of power was the area of present-day Hungary, where the Huns established a short-lived empire in the 5th century, which experienced the greatest development of power under Attila, but collapsed again shortly after his death.
The Hungarian invasions of the 10th century:
Encounter under the Carolingians around 890
Invasions in the East Frankish Empire around 900
Invasions under King Conrad I around 912
Response of King Henry I around 920
Suppression by Emperor Otto I around 935.
Series list for 100/171
No. 100-XU29 (1x) Hungary 10th century, a pair of peasants begging for mercy
No. 100-XU30 (1x) Hungary 10th century, peasant woman
No. 100-XU31 (1x) Hungary 10th century, peasant woman with raised arms
No. 100-XU33 (1x) Hungary 10th century, cavalry captain
No. 100-XU32 (1x) Hungary 10th century, dead peasant woman with child
No. 100-XU34 (1x) Hungary 10th century, cavalry captain with raised lance
No. 100-XU28 (1x) Hungary 10th century, farmer
No. 100-XU25 (1x) Hungary 10th century, Horseman with stolen woman
No. 100-XU24 (1x) Hungary 10th century, horseman thrusting a lance
No. 100-XU26 (1x) Hungary 10th century, Horseman with torch
No. 100-XU24a (1x) Hungary 10th century, peasant defending with fork
No. 100-XU27a (1x) Hungary 10th century, single horse with lance
No. 100-XU27 (1x) Hungary 10th century, Hungarian, robbing woman
Attila ( 453) was "king" (rex) of the warrior federation of the Huns from 434 (as co-ruler together with his brother Bleda) or 444/45 (as sole ruler) until his death. The centre of his sphere of power was the area of present-day Hungary, where the Huns established a short-lived empire in the 5th century, which experienced the greatest development of power under Attila, but collapsed again shortly after his death.
The Hungarian invasions of the 10th century:
Encounter under the Carolingians around 890
Invasions in the East Frankish Empire around 900
Invasions under King Conrad I around 912
Response of King Henry I around 920
Suppression by Emperor Otto I around 935.
Series list for 100/171
No. 100-XU29 (1x) Hungary 10th century, a pair of peasants begging for mercy
No. 100-XU30 (1x) Hungary 10th century, peasant woman
No. 100-XU31 (1x) Hungary 10th century, peasant woman with raised arms
No. 100-XU33 (1x) Hungary 10th century, cavalry captain
No. 100-XU32 (1x) Hungary 10th century, dead peasant woman with child
No. 100-XU34 (1x) Hungary 10th century, cavalry captain with raised lance
No. 100-XU28 (1x) Hungary 10th century, farmer
No. 100-XU25 (1x) Hungary 10th century, Horseman with stolen woman
No. 100-XU24 (1x) Hungary 10th century, horseman thrusting a lance
No. 100-XU26 (1x) Hungary 10th century, Horseman with torch
No. 100-XU24a (1x) Hungary 10th century, peasant defending with fork
No. 100-XU27a (1x) Hungary 10th century, single horse with lance
No. 100-XU27 (1x) Hungary 10th century, Hungarian, robbing woman
- Group
- Flat Figure(s)
- Condition
- unpainted
- Scale
- Size 30 mm
- Material
- Pewter-Alloy 55%Sn 39%Pb 6%Sb
- Number of parts
- 13
- Epoch
- Early Medieval
- Time
- 5. Jh. - 10. Jh.
- Nationality/Location
- Hungaria
- State
- New
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