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Tomb of Hungarian ancestor Hun king found in Romania?
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The remains of the tomb of a probable Hun warrior have been found. The tomb was unearthed during the construction of a motorway in south-east Romania. The shrine is quite rich: it includes a gold-plated sword with precious stones. Could it be the tomb of Attila, the king of the Huns, Hungarians’ glorious ancestors?
Short history
Who were the Huns and how are they, if at all, related to today’s Hungarians? Over the centuries, a legend developed in Hungary based on medieval chronicles. Legend has it that Hungarians (and the Szekler/Székely ethnic group especially) are the descendents of the Huns. According to the legend of the Hungarian conquest of the Carpathian Basin (Honfoglalás, around 895), under the leadership of Prince Árpád, the Hungarian tribes gradually conquered and settled in the Carpathian Basin.
However, there are some theories about a “double conquest”. According to the theory of double conquest, the ancestors of the Hungarians conquered the Carpathian Basin in two stages. The first phase was around 670, while the second phase is the well-known late 9th century entry. Before even the first phase took place, around 375, a people called Huns were living in the Carpathian Basin.
The discovery
Three construction workers were digging in a snow-covered field near the town of Mizil in south-eastern Romania, some 220 kilometres from the Black Sea, when they came across something unexpected, Live Science reports. Initially, they were not surprised, as this was the fourth archaeological site to be excavated since construction began.
Be careful. Make sure that the Romanians will not figure it out that it was a Dacian.
All the so-called “Romanian” treasures or hoards were and still are stolen from “CORONA” (Kronstadt”) or BRASOV city ! This was the great capital of Attila, of Sigismund of Luxembourg and …and…of “DRACULA”. The city mountain is named “Tempa” (from “Templum”) because of the Roman top-chapel which existed until 1600. The Protestants and their Greek-Bulgarian and Turkish allies occupied the city and fired churches, chapels and massacred all the Catholics . BUT: there still exist the city monument the “Cathedral of Sanctissima Maria” (“Black Church”) concluded by king Matthias Corvin and his queen Beatrice of Aragon, which is the largest Medieval basilica between Vienna and Istanbul. King Sigismund discovered about 1400 here in BRASOV “Attila’s tomb” with fabulous gold treasure of Gothic and Hunnic manufacture (i.e. The “Pietroasa treasure” stolen by Russian troops about 1825 from “Steingasse” chapel – strada Pietroasa, after 1950 “Spatar Luca Arbore”). The history of this strategic city from the Carpathian Arch , which was also the head quarters of the famous “DRACULA” and his Szekler army, is huge and cannot be perceived by the “Pravoslavnik Romanian” dilettantes who still dominate this important region thanks to the Soviet occupation and the crypto-Communist extension… and !…