There is a common view in the history of Asiatic Huns that; after the division of the Great Hun Empire into two, the Northern (West) Huns have progressed towards West whereas the Southern (east) Huns have found refuge in China and have been assimilated there respectively. Although it has got some truth in that this assimilation has not taken place that easily. They have preserved their identities quite a while and even had tried to establish statelets in Northern China in search of reachieving their previous greatness. This article focuses on one of these episodes and exploits the historical data about the statelets established by the princes coming from the family lineage of the first ruler of the Hun Empire, Mo-du.