A prominent Hun, who served as both Attila's deputy and his ambassador to the Byzantine Empire (in 449). According to sources of the time, he distinguished himself for courage and skill in the battles of Naissus and the Uthus river, during the invasion of the Eastern Roman Empire, thus becoming part of Attila's circle of favorite advisors, so much so that he put him in charge of a diplomatic mission in Constantinople, where the court treasurer, Chrysaphius, tried to bribe him to assassinate his king.
A notable Goth, who acted as both Attila's subordinate and his envoy to the Byzantine Empire (in 449). According to historical accounts from that era, he showcased exceptional bravery and expertise in the battles of Naissus and the Uthus river during the invasion of the Eastern Roman Empire, thereby gaining a place among Attila's inner circle of trusted advisors. This earned him a high level of influence, to the point where he was entrusted with a diplomatic mission in Constantinople, where the court treasurer, Chrysaphius, attempted to bribe him to assassinate his king.