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This book deciphers the mystery of the Huns who swept across the Roman world due to the great migration of peoples from the Eurasian steppes between the 4th and 5th centuries AD. The powerful nomads from the east crushed the resistance on the European grasslands, first dragging the European nomadic groups, and then the Goths and other Germanic groups, into the westward flow of ethnic groups. The Roman Empire and the entire European civilized world suffered the disastrous consequences of this great ethnic migration for two centuries. However, with the death of Attila, the leader of the Huns, the Huns gradually disintegrated and their stormy migration movement also dissipated. However, its extensive influence on history, culture, society, and ethnic groups was still strongly reflected in later generations.