Xiongnu Empire Legend - Color Illustration Edition

Author: Zhen Xingkui
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: At the end of the year 2004, over 2,500 Hungarian citizens applied to the government, requesting that it recognize them as the "Huns." Although this request was later rejected by Hungary's Committee on Human Rights, National and Religious Affairs of the Parliament, the question of whether descendants of the Hun people still exist in Europe once again drew attention back to more than 1,500 years ago. In the year 460 AD, the last king of the Hun regime—the Beijing King Juqu Anquan—was overthrown and destroyed by the Xianren, who had migrated westward, after ruling over the Western Regions for 16 years. From then on, this nation, which had dominated the Mongolian grasslands for over 700 years, completely disappeared from Chinese historical records as a unified entity. Where did they go? Did they truly merge completely with the Han people? Or did they find a new paradise and are living happily ever since?