Who ruled
- Byzantium Theodosius II 408–450
- Hunnic Empire Attila 434–453 · Bleda 434–445
- unattached Theodoric I 419–451
- Western Roman Empire Valentinian III 425–455
And beyond the steppe
- China Northern Wei Emperor Taiwu 423–452
- Iran Sasanian Yazdegerd II 438–457
- Korea Goguryeo Jangsu 413–491
- Byzantium Theodosian Theodosius II 408–450
Tarim and Sogdiana
Byzantium
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The Huns take Naissus, the birthplace of Constantine, with siege engines; the city lies desolate until Justinian
Siege of Naissus · Naissus · Attila's Balkan wars
Also dated 443 (a second reckoning): The Huns rode up the Morava to Naissus after taking Ratiaria, once a one-year truce had broken down. Also dated 447 (a third reckoning, which leaves the choice between 442 and 447 open): The account of Priscus gives no year.