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In What City Was Eastern Roman Empire Ruling From?
That the name has changed it's called something else now that was it name then and now ?
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The City was Constantinople and nowadays it is known as Istanbul, a famous city of Turkey. The eastern Roman Empire was also known as Byzantine Empire.
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The Capitol of the Roman empire was moved to Constantinople from Rome by Emperor Constantine in the early 300s CE. When the great schism caused a breach between the two churches the Eastern Orthodox stayed centered in that city, now called Istanbul, and the Roman Catholic church remained centered in (of course) Rome.
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