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In the 19th century, the Nibelungenlied as the national epic of the German Hun became a term that would henceforth characterize all supposed or real threats from the Asian region and, for example, by Hans Naumann in in comparison with the Nibelungenlied about the Brunswick lion as a defensive figure Slavs as "teeming, rat-gray breed of the empty steppe" is transferred.
The term Hun Engl. Hun used in the English language as a term of abuse for German. Older research beginning in the 18th century with Joseph de Guignes still put the origin of the tribes, now generally referred to as the Huns , in connection with the fall of the Xiongnu Empire. The Xiongnu Empire split into a northern and a southern part around the middle of the 1st century AD. The southern part became a Chinese protectorate, while the northern empire fell towards the end of the 1st century, and the rest of the population became part of the Xianbei people.
While the southern Xiongnu under Liu Cong operated in China in the early 4th century , the northern Xiongnu disappeared from the sources for good by the middle of the 2nd century. All speculations regarding the origin of the "European Huns" related to this northern group. Recent research is far more skeptical about a connection between the Xiongnu documented in Chinese sources and the Huns, who appeared more than two centuries later in the West, if they did not abandon this thesis entirely.
Doerfer cannot determine any close linguistic relationship either. Walter Bruno Henning was able to link this event with the activities of the southern Xiongnu under Liu Cong in However, this pure reference to the name is no evidence that the group called the Huns, which later appeared in the west around , are identical with the ancient Xiongnu, because the group responsible for the destruction of Luoyang can be traced well in Chinese sources and never moved west.
However, it is possible that other groups in the steppe region as well as the aforementioned Iranian Huns adopted the designation "Huns" as a prestige name or were referred to with the well-known term, but without being related to the Xiongnu.
The problem is that neither a clear archaeological finding or a widespread manufacturing practice in the steppe region nor written sources prove the connection between the Huns and Xiongnu, especially since in Chinese sources the name Xiongnu and equivalent names were also used for tribes that are clearly no longer who were "ancient Xiongnu".
In this respect, it is controversial which peoples referred to as "Huns" in the Chinese sources are really allowed to be considered Huns. Many of these peoples very likely had nothing in common other than their nomadic way of life. A direct connection between Xiongnu and the "Western Huns" is therefore also doubtful. The archaeological findings from western China have so far also indicated rather poor relationships with what was then Eastern Europe; A so-called Huns cauldron and other artefacts found in western China appeared to be imports from Europe or evidence of a return migration of the Huns to Some authors such as Bodo Anke postulated a Sarmatic origin of the kettle.
However, in view of new finds that close the gaps between western China via the Altai to southern Russia and into the Danube region, it is becoming increasingly clear that the older bulbous boilers are of Central Asian origin, while the younger cylindrical types are produced in the Danube region, but using techniques originally from China have been.
The shape of the handle has also changed from east to west in the now more precisely comprehensible passage of time. The higher age of the eastern finds the easternmost find comes from Shenzhen speaks against the continuation of imports into the Danube region during the Attila period and also not in favor of a more significant Hunnic return to Asia.
Reflex bows, iron arrowheads, horse harness and wooden saddles are of Central Asian origin. Ultimately, the Central Asian tribes were nomadic groups who, depending on the political circumstances, organized, separated and reorganized in rudimentary domains, so that some questions about their respective composition will always remain open see also ethnogenesis. The long time between the annihilation of the Xiongnu empire in northern China and the appearance of the groups known as the Huns in Eastern Europe speaks against the continuity of the association according to the modern state of knowledge about the steppe peoples.
While it is not possible to make reliable statements about the ethnic origin of the Huns, who lived between the Don and the Volga in the middle of the 4th century, a geographical origin from the Seven Rivers of Central Asia is often assumed.
The term "Hun" was often used in the late antique sources as a designation for peoples who appeared in the Pontic steppes north of the Black Sea and Central Asia similar to the term " Scythians " before. Likewise, these groups were ethnically not composed homogeneously, especially since other groups joined them. For this reason, the German archaeologist Michael Schmauder speaks of a "peoples' confederation" with Asian groups within this heterogeneous association.
Later sources referred to the region north of the Caucasus as the homeland of the Huns. But who exactly the Huns were also eluded their knowledge. At the turn of the times , Indo-European tribes from the group of Sarmatians, who are related to the Scythians , dominated the steppes of Eastern Europe Iazygians , Roxolans , Alans , and the Goths joined them in the 3rd century. The advance of the group, referred to as the Huns in late antique sources, to East Central Europe in the s was a trigger for the so-called migration of peoples.
The term is methodologically controversial in modern research, since entire peoples never migrated, but only heterogeneously composed groups of different sizes. The reasons for the Huns invasion were and still are unclear. In addition to the possible motives of a lack of food or pure lust for bags, the thesis of drastic climate changes in the Asian steppes as the cause of the migration of nomadic peoples has been under discussion since the beginning of the 21st century.
There has been more evidence of this since the s. The paleoclimatologist Edward R. This includes several extreme phases The first AD ie shortly before the time of the Huns to Europe , then to , and again at The latter date coincides in time approximately with the invasions of the Avars by Europe.
This gives an indication of the starting point of the migration or a chain reaction of migrations by nomadic peoples, which may have to be sought in Qinghai. The ideas of Ammianus Marcellinus and other late antique historians about the way of life of the Huns as an exclusively wandering, plundering people who subjugated farmers and townspeople, is prejudiced in view of the archaeological finds, the craftsmanship and the demonstrably large herd of cattle and horses.
This definitely belonged to the typical ethnographic topoi of ancient authors about groups from the Barbaricum that were foreign to them ; However, the ancient image of barbarians was quite complex and not least served the ethnographic classification.
On the other hand, the consequences of Hunnic looting campaigns and the associated acts of violence and destruction on Roman territory are archaeologically verifiable and documented by many contemporary sources and cannot be denied.
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