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In the year 395 AD, the Roman emperor Theodosius I divided the empire and placed his son Arcadius at the head of the Eastern side and his other son Honorius on the throne of the Western side. The Western Roman Empire, with Honorius at its head, was to have a short life. The Eastern Roman Empire, however, was to last almost one thousand years until 1453 AD.

The ancient Greek city of Byzantium was chosen to be the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire.

Sixty five years later, however, the name of the city was changed to Constantinople in honor of its founder, emperor Constantine. After the collapse of the empire, historians began to refer to this empire as the "Byzantine" Empire and so it is remembered today. This empire began in 330 AD and lasted until 1453 AD, for 1123 years.

The influence of Byzantium and its capital, Constantinople (modern Istanbul) was tremendous: art, science and commerce flourished during the dark ages that ruled Western Europe.

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I am offering all three domain names for a total of $2,500 via Escrow.com - this amazing offer can be withdrawn at any time.

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