Under Constantine the Great, the Eastern Roman Empire saw significant transformations that laid the groundwork for the Byzantine Empire. He established Constantinople as the new capital, strategically positioned for trade and defense, which became a center of culture and politics. Constantine also embraced Christianity, leading to its establishment as a favored religion and fostering a blend of Roman and Christian governance. His reign marked a pivotal shift towards a more centralized and Christianized state, influencing the empire's identity for centuries to come.
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