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Your question is quite difficult to understand. Constantine became the sole emperor of the Roman Empire after he defeated Licinus, his co-emperor. He then decided to have his own imperial capital. He designated the Greek city of Byzantium as te capital. He redeveloped and renamed it after himself. Constantinople means City of Constantine. The city was expanded and redeveloped on a monumental scale. Over time it became one of the most important cities of the Roman Empire.

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