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On June 20, 451, the Huns and the Romans fought a massive battle in Gaul (now called France). Neither side won definitely, but the Hunnic Invasion of Gaul was stopped. But what if Aetius had not convinced Avitus to get help from the Gaulish barbarians? This ATL explores the possibility of the Hunnic Empire becoming the new Rome.

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  • Hunnica: The Barbarian Rome
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  • On June 20, 451, the Huns and the Romans fought a massive battle in Gaul (now called France). Neither side won definitely, but the Hunnic Invasion of Gaul was stopped. But what if Aetius had not convinced Avitus to get help from the Gaulish barbarians? This ATL explores the possibility of the Hunnic Empire becoming the new Rome.
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  • On June 20, 451, the Huns and the Romans fought a massive battle in Gaul (now called France). Neither side won definitely, but the Hunnic Invasion of Gaul was stopped. But what if Aetius had not convinced Avitus to get help from the Gaulish barbarians? This ATL explores the possibility of the Hunnic Empire becoming the new Rome.
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