Bleda

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Bleda was a 5th-century Hun ruler, best known as the brother and co-king of Attila before being killed under disputed circumstances.

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Label Occurrences
Bleda canonical 11

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hun ruler
historical figure
associatedWith Hunnic invasions of the Eastern Roman Empire
causeOfDeath disputed
centuryOfActivity 5th century
coRulerWith Attila
linked to: Attila the Hun
countryOfCitizenship Hunnic Empire
dateOfBirth 5th century
dateOfDeath 445
ethnicity Hun
father Mundzuk
historicalRegion Central Europe
Pannonian Basin
linked to: Pannonian Plain
languageSpokenWrittenOrSigned Hunnic
mannerOfDeath killed
notableFor being Attila’s brother
co-ruling the Huns with Attila
placeOfDeath Hunnic Empire
positionHeld King of the Huns
co-king of the Huns
predecessor Mundzuk
reignEnd 445
reignStart c. 434
relative Octar
Ruga
religion paganism
sexOrGender male
sibling Attila
linked to: Attila the Hun
source Jordanes
Priscus

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Referenced by (11)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Huns leader Bleda
Attila the Hun sibling Bleda
Ruga successor Bleda
Ruga relative Bleda
Mundzuk fatherOf Bleda
subject linked to: Mundzuk (possibly a chieftain)
Mundzuk relative Bleda
subject linked to: Mundzuk (possibly a chieftain)
Octar successor Bleda
Octar notableRelative Bleda