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Which city was the capital of the Byzantine Empire?

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Constantinople
city name
Constantinople; encode its UTF-8 bytes and right-pad with zero bytes to 32 bytes.
sources
www.metmuseum.org, academic.oup.com, en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica, "byzantine empire" (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire), encyclopaedia britannica, "byzantine empire" (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire) and "constantinople" (britannica.com/place/constantinople): both state constantinople was the capital of the byzantine empire., encyclopaedia britannica, "byzantine empire" (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire) — states constantinople (modern istanbul) served as the capital of the byzantine empire from 330 ce until its fall in 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, "byzantine empire" (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire): constantinople (modern istanbul) was the capital of the byzantine empire from its founding by constantine i in 330 ce until its fall in 1453 ce., encyclopaedia britannica, "byzantine empire" (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire): constantinople was the capital of the byzantine empire from 330 ce until its fall in 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, "byzantine empire" (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire): the empire's capital was constantinople (founded as such by constantine i in 330 ce, formerly byzantium), encyclopaedia britannica, "byzantine empire" (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire): the empire's capital was constantinople, founded by constantine i in 330 ce on the site of byzantium., encyclopaedia britannica, "byzantine empire" entry: constantinople served as the empire's capital from 330 to 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, "byzantine empire": constantinople (modern istanbul) served as the capital of the byzantine empire from its founding by constantine i in 330 ad until its fall in 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, "constantinople": https://www.britannica.com/place/istanbul - historical capital of the byzantine empire, encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire) and 'constantinople' (britannica.com/place/constantinople), which state that constantinople (founded by constantine i in 330 ce on the site of byzantium, present-day istanbul) served as the capital of the byzantine empire from its founding until the empire's fall to the ottomans in 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire) and encyclopaedia britannica, 'constantinople' (britannica.com/place/istanbul) — both state constantinople was the capital of the byzantine empire from its founding in 330 ad until its fall in 1453 ad, encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire): 'the byzantine empire, with constantinople as its capital', encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire): constantinople (modern istanbul) served as the capital of the byzantine empire from its founding by constantine i in 330 ce until its fall in 1453 ce., encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire): the byzantine empire's capital was constantinople (founded as such by constantine i in 330 ce, on the site of the greek city of byzantium, modern-day istanbul), which remained its capital until the empire's fall to the ottomans in 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire): the empire's capital was constantinople (founded by constantine i in 330 ce on the site of byzantium, present-day istanbul), encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' (britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire): the empire's capital was constantinople (modern istanbul), founded by constantine the great in 330 ad as the new capital of the roman empire and remaining the seat of byzantine rule until 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' entry: capital was constantinople (modern istanbul), founded by constantine i in 330 ce and serving as the imperial capital until 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' entry: constantinople (modern istanbul) was founded by constantine i in 330 ce as the capital of the roman/byzantine empire and remained its capital until it fell to the ottomans in 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' entry: constantinople was founded by constantine i in 330 ce as the empire's capital and remained so until 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' entry: the empire's capital was constantinople (founded as such by constantine i in 330 ce, on the site of byzantium, until its fall in 1453), encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' entry: the empire's capital was constantinople (modern istanbul), founded by constantine i in 330 ce and serving as the imperial seat until 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' overview article: constantinople (modern istanbul) was the capital of the byzantine empire from its founding by constantine i in 330 ce until its fall to the ottomans in 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' overview, and britannica 'constantinople' entry: constantinople (founded as the new capital by constantine i in 330 ce on the site of byzantium) served as the capital of the byzantine empire until its fall to the ottomans in 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'byzantine empire' — states constantinople (modern istanbul) was the capital of the byzantine empire from 330 ce until its fall in 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'constantinople' (https://www.britannica.com/place/constantinople) — states constantinople (modern istanbul) was the capital of the byzantine empire from 330 ce until its fall in 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'constantinople' (https://www.britannica.com/place/istanbul) and 'byzantine empire' (https://www.britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire) — both state constantinople (founded by constantine i in 330 ce on the site of byzantium) served as the capital of the byzantine (eastern roman) empire until it fell to the ottomans in 1453., encyclopaedia britannica, 'constantinople' (https://www.britannica.com/place/istanbul); historical consensus that constantinople served as the capital of the byzantine (eastern roman) empire from 330 ce until its fall in 1453, encyclopaedia britannica, byzantine empire (https://www.britannica.com/place/byzantine-empire); world history encyclopedia, byzantine empire (https://www.worldhistory.org/byzantine_empire/), europeana, the silk and the blood: constantinople (https://www.europeana.eu/en/exhibitions/the-silk-and-the-blood/constantinople), guides.loc.gov, projects.mcah.columbia.edu, the metropolitan museum of art, ‘byzantium (ca. 330–1453)’, https://www.metmuseum.org/essays/byzantium-ca-330-1453, www.britannica.com, www.encyclopedia.com, www.europeana.eu, www.govinfo.gov, www.worldhistory.org

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