I believe

The Byzantine empire did

It doesn't mean "after death"

I forgot what it actually is

@OrthoNinten yes, before it was d.C

Ad is anno domini

In the US "CE" is starting to become common

CE standing for "Common Era"

As opposed to BCE "Before Common Era"

D.C. is the Italian way, it means dopo Cristo (after Christ)

I'm glad I agree with lith here

I believe the change to CE and BCE is a move by secularists since apparently BC and AD are too religious

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Gay

Rome ended when Trabzon fell in 1471 I think

Oh God I didn't take in consideration that all the Orthos and Balkans are going to say no

:)))))

balkans = orthos

But of course however nobody realizes that the entire calendar we use today is Christian originated

@anthr0pos the real Rome ended in 1922 when the Ottoman Empire collapsed

The oriental one was Byzantine not Roman, the successor of Rome

Actually 1917 when Russia fell

it was the successor of Rome...

Lmao

The latin language lost it's prevalence after the slavs and bulgars crossed the Danube

changing the demographics of the Balkans

and then greek became more prevalent

During Justinian's reign Latin was still common

Yes

The Byzantine empire was a weird mix between actual Roman traditions and Balkan/Oriental weird stuff with Christianity being the cream on the top

gay below

Gay above

how was it Oriental traditions

ego sum incipitare

the middle eastern provinces didn't influence shit

salve magister

it was the other way around

@η αρετή Ενωχ who are you even talking to?

Me?

@Vlaaaad it was the other way around quite some time before 1453

Not 71 btw