The scale and intensity of the battle of Sharon were described brilliantly in later European literary works. The Battle of Shalong is considered to be a great war in which all ethnic groups in the ancient Roman Empire faced the same enemy, abandoned their views, eliminated their hatred and joined hands to resist foreign aggression at the time of national survival.
It can be seen from the ethnic division between the two sides who participated in the battle of Sharon that the European nation at that time had been divided into two. Attila is Attila, but his subordinates are mostly some European barbarians, and the battle of Shalong can also be said to be a civil war among all ethnic groups in Europe.
The location of the Battle of Sharon was in the Sharon area, and the main battlefield of the Armageddon was Catalonia-Nye Plain. According to historical records, there are about 500,000 Huns and 300,000 Romans. These figures were later verified, and they were all exaggerated. However, regardless of the facts, the battle of Shalong was huge in ancient Europe.
After several days and nights of fierce fighting, the battle of Sharon finally won the Roman Coalition, but the commander-in-chief Etius did not kill Attila. Attila, who survived, took a break in the next few years and set his sights on northern Italy.