Other Germanic tribes also streamed into Gaul. Of these, the =Franks= (whence the name France) issued from districts around the middle and lower Rhine and occupied northern Gaul; the =Suevi=, from north and north-west Germany, passed through into Spain; the =Alani=, formerly from eastern Europe, settled in west France and Spain; the =Burgundians=, from eastern Germany, seized that part of Gaul which eventually was named after them, Burgundy. The =Vandals=, from northern and central Germany, after being defeated by the Franks, crossed into Spain under their leader Genseric, and from thence established themselves in the province of Africa, in 429. This occupation of Gaul and Spain was soon perforce recognised by the Emperor at Rome. At the death of the Emperor Honorius, in 423, Rome exercised little more than a nominal authority over the greater part of the west. From Britain the Roman troops were withdrawn by Honorius, in 409, though the final abandonment of the island province did not take place till 436. Teutonic tribes from North Europe were soon engaged in invading this part of the Empire. The =Jutes=, from Jutland, landed in 449, the =Saxons= in 477, and about the same time the =Angles=. Attila and the Huns. Toward the close of the reign of Valentinian III. (433-455), Gaul and Italy were invaded by the =Huns= under Attila. The Huns originally inhabited a large part of central and northern Asia. In the latter part of the fourth century they moved west into Scythia and Germany, driving the Goths before them. Attila's dominions thereafter extended over a vast area of eastern, central, and northern Europe, and he was regarded as of equal standing with the Emperors at Constantinople and Rome. After a gigantic but futile incursion into Gaul, in 451, the Huns rushed into Italy, ravaging its northern plains. An embassy from Rome and an immense ransom saved the situation. Attila died in 453, and Italy was evacuated. The Huns eventually settled in south-eastern Europe, and their dominion dwindled away. A trace of their name may be found in the word Hungary. Genseric and the Vandals.