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448 in Hungary

Explore 6 historical events and records for Hungary in 448.

Historical records for Hungary in 448

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Chrysaphius Assassination Plot

Attila the Hun ยท Constantinople ยท Warfare / Roman Empire-Hun War

The powerful court official Chrysaphius becomes involved in a plan to bribe Attila's associate Edeco to arrange the Hunnic king's assassination.

Danube Frontier Cession

Attila the Hun ยท Danube ยท Warfare / Roman Empire-Hun War

The Eastern Romans agree to leave a broad belt of territory south of the Danube under Hunnic control, creating a wider buffer between Attila's realm and imperial defenses.

Embassy of Edeco and Orestes

Attila the Hun ยท Constantinople ยท Warfare / Roman Empire-Hun War

Attila sends Edeco and Orestes to Constantinople with demands concerning fugitives, disputed frontier lands, and the implementation of the latest peace terms.

Naissus Frontier Market

Attila the Hun ยท Naissus ยท Warfare / Roman Empire-Hun War

Attila requires the principal frontier market to be moved away from the Danube to the ruined city of Naissus, tightening Hunnic control over cross-border contact.

Peace of Anatolius

Attila the Hun ยท Constantinople ยท Warfare / Roman Empire-Hun War

Eastern Roman negotiators led by Anatolius reach a new settlement with Attila after the destructive 447 campaign, bringing the immediate fighting to an end.

Ultimatum over Fugitives

Attila the Hun ยท Constantinople ยท Warfare / Roman Empire-Hun War

Attila warns the Eastern Roman government that renewed war may follow unless Hunnic fugitives are surrendered and Roman activity on contested frontier land is halted.

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