 After the confusion of tongues the giant [ Ménrót ] entered the land of <unk> , which is now called Persia , and there he begot two sons , Hunor and Mogor , by his wife Eneth . It was from them that the Huns , or Hungarians , took their origins . ... [ A ] s Hunor and Mogor were Ménrót 's first born , they journeyed separately from their father in tents . Now it happened one day when they had gone out hunting in the Meotis marshes that they encountered a hind in the wilderness . As they went in pursuit of it , it fled before them . Then it disappeared from their sight altogether , and they could not find it no matter how long they searched . But as they were wandering through these marshes , they saw that the land was well suited for grazing cattle . They then returned to their father , and after obtaining his permission they took all their possessions and went to live in the Meotis marshes . ... So they entered the Meotis marshes and remained there for five years without leaving . Then in the sixth year they went out , and when by chance they discovered that the wives and children of the sons of Belar were camped in tents in a lonely place without their menfolk , they carried them off with all their belongings as fast as they could into the Meotis marshes . Two daughters of Dula , prince of the Alans , happened to be among the children who were seized . Hunor took one of them in marriage and Mogor the other , and to these women all the Huns owe their origin . 
