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Emperor Constantine Moves Roman Capital to Constantinople
Roman Emperor Constantine I relocated the capital of the Roman Empire to Constantinople, intending it to be a 'New Rome.' This move marked a pivotal moment in history, establishing a city that would become a major center of power and culture.
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index-hrBosnian91d ago
Konstantinopol je trebao biti novi Rim. Postao je mnogo više od toga
DANA 11. svibnja 330. godine rimski car Konstantin Veliki svečano je posvetio grad koji će promijeniti povijest Europe i Bliskog istoka.
Read full article →lsm-lvlvs91d ago
Šī diena vēsturē. Romas imperators Konstantīns I pārceļ galvaspilsētu
Romas imperators Konstantīns I pieņēma izšķirošu lēmumu: pārcelt impērijas galvaspilsētu uz valsts austrumiem. Mūsu ēras 330. gada 11. maijā tika iesvētīta Jaunā Roma, kurai gan nostiprinājās cits nosaukums – Konstantīna pilsēta – Konstantinopole.
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First report: lsm-lv · 11 May, 08:42|Full coverage: 2 · 9m|Window: 9m
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