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Edeko

Edeko, with various spellings including Edekon, Aediko, Idikon and Edica, was a prominent military leader in the fifth-century multiethnic empire of Attila the Hun, before he died in 453 AD. "Edekon" was sent by Attila on a diplomatic mission to Constantinople in 448/9, which was reported in detail by the Roman diplomat and historian Priscus of Panium…

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Edeko

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Edges41
Triples26
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
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Edeko → Although, Attila, Attila's, Byzantine Empire, Constantinople, During, Edeko Hunnic, Edekon, Firstly, Gothic, Hun, Hunnic, Huns, Orestes, Priscus, Roman, Romans, Scythian, They
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Edeko → Edekon, Germanic, Germanized, Old Turkic, Omeljan Pritsak, Otto Maenchen-Helfen, The

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attila odoacer sciri two priscus edekon jordanes edica empire one attila's name brother mentioned orestes hun father called aediko roman

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Edekorelated to EtymologyOtto Maenchen-Helfen0.60section
Edekorelated to EtymologyEdekon0.60section
Edekorelated to EtymologyGermanic0.60section
Edekorelated to EtymologyGermanized0.60section
Edekorelated to EtymologyOmeljan Pritsak0.60section
Edekorelated to EtymologyOld Turkic0.60section
Edekorelated to EtymologyThe0.60section
Edekorelated to Original sourcesFirstly0.60section
Edekorelated to Original sourcesPriscus0.60section
Edekorelated to Original sourcesEdekon0.60section
Edekorelated to Original sourcesHun0.60section
Edekorelated to Original sourcesAttila's0.60section

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