Ergebnis für "Attila" in Historische Romane

In the fifth century, the Western Roman Empire has been overrun by German tribes. In a series of brilliant campaigns, Aetius, last of the great Roman generals, forces the Germans to settle peacefully. But his old friend Attila, leader of the Huns, has turned his attention to the West, and a confrontation between the two, now bitter enemies, is inevitable.

The fifth century has dawned in blood. The young boy exiled 30 years ago has grown into a man. One stormy autumn day, a mysterious rider is seen out on the plains. Attila has returned, his sentence served, to claim his kingdom. He will ride out at the head of no more than 100 chosen men, driven by the ambition to unite all the feuding Hunnish and Scythian tribes under single banner and a single king. 

Attila ist ein historischer Roman von Felix Dahn: Attila war von 434 bis zu seinem Tod "König" des Kriegerverbandes der Hunnen. Attila unternahm wiederholt Kriegszüge, die oft mit großer Härte durchgeführt wurden und sich zunächst gegen Ostrom, 451/52 jedoch vor allem gegen Westrom richteten. Zentrum seines Machtbereichs war das Gebiet des heutigen Ungarns, wo die Hunnen im 5. Jahrhundert ein kurzlebiges Reich errichteten, das unter Attila die größte Machtentfaltung erlebte, aber bereits kurz nach seinem Tod wieder zusammenbrach.

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The battlefields run with blood in this gripping finale to the best-selling Attila trilogy. The infamous leader of the Huns stills thirsts for blood and supremacy as he crosses the Danube and prepares to attack the Western Empire and face once more his boyhood friend-turned-foe: Aetius the Roman. For Attila is set on a plan that will take him right through the entire Italian peninsular and up to the gates of Rome. He must weigh up whether he should attack this, the greatest of cities, or whether the gamble is too high, even for the most battle-hardened of warlords. 

Az egy kiváltság, ami csak Istennek adatott meg. Az emberre kimért legnagyobb büntetése nem a paradicsomból való kiűzetés volt, hanem hogy az egyből a kettőbe zárta. Férfi vagy nő, fény vagy sötétség, jó vagy rossz, szeretet vagy gyűlölet, megbocsátás vagy bosszú. A sor végtelen, emberi ésszel talán fel sem fogható. Az ember kénytelen addig bolyongani közöttük, míg meg nem szólalnak az utolsó ítélet harsonái.

One man is all that stands between Rome and ruin. AD 429. The Western Roman Empire is crumbling. Barbarian kings ravage its borders, scheming courtiers poison its courts, and civil war bleeds it dry. Against this tide stands Flavius Aetius – the Roman soldier raised by Huns, fighting with the...

AD 450, the late Roman Empire: Caesar Valentinian’s sister, the 31-year-old Princess Honoria, is desperate to be out from under her brother’s thumb. She concocts a daring plan: she has her ring secreted away in the dead of night and sent across the continent, hint-hinting at a marriage pact with a king in the east.

The dawn of the fifth century and the Roman Empire totters on the edge of the abyss. Already divided into two, the Imperium is looking dangerously vulnerable to her European rivals. The huge barbarian tribes of the Vandals and Visigoths sense that their time is upon them. But, unbeknown to all of these great players, a new power is rising in the East. A strange nation of primitive horse warriors has been striking terror upon border peoples for 50 years. But few realise what is about to happen. For these so called 'Huns' now have a new leader. His name is Attila - 'the Scourge of God'.