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[[File:Atli.jpg|thumb|Attila the Hun, with the Sword of Mars]]
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'''Attila the Hun''' (c. 406 – 453) was the leader of the {{Wiki|Huns}} from 434 until his death in 453. His {{Wiki|Huns#Unified Empire under Attila|empire}} stretched from [[Germany]] to the Ural River, and from the River Danube to the Baltic Sea, and it was governed from the {{Wiki|Pannonian Basin}}, modern day {{Wiki|Hungary}}.
'''Attila the Hun''' (c. 406 – 453) was the leader of the {{Wiki|Huns}} from 434 until his death in 453. His {{Wiki|Huns#Unified Empire under Attila|empire}} stretched from [[Germany]] to the Ural River, and from the River Danube to the Baltic Sea, and it was governed from the {{Wiki|Pannonian Basin}}, [[Modern times|modern day]] [[Hungary]].


Attila possessed a unique blade, known to history under the names of "the Sword of Mars", the "Sword of Attila" or the "Sword of God". This weapon was in fact one of the [[Swords of Eden]].
Attila possessed a unique [[Swords|blade]], known to history under the names of "the Sword of Mars", the "Sword of Attila" or the "Sword of God". This weapon was in fact one of the [[Swords of Eden]].


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Attila the Hun, with the Sword of Mars

Attila the Hun (c. 406 – 453) was the leader of the Huns from 434 until his death in 453. His empire stretched from Germany to the Ural River, and from the River Danube to the Baltic Sea, and it was governed from the Pannonian Basin, modern day Hungary.

Attila possessed a unique blade, known to history under the names of "the Sword of Mars", the "Sword of Attila" or the "Sword of God". This weapon was in fact one of the Swords of Eden.

Reference