The Eastern Empire, or Byzantine Empire, continued to prosper due to its strategic geographic location, which facilitated trade and cultural exchange, as well as a stronger economic foundation bolstered by urban centers. It benefited from a more centralized and effective administration, which helped maintain stability and defend against external threats. Additionally, the Eastern Empire's emphasis on preserving and adapting classical knowledge and governance contributed to its resilience, contrasting with the Western Empire's political fragmentation and social unrest leading to its collapse.
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