The Byzantine empire had other differences. Like the fact it didn't control the same territory

It was kinda different

hmmm

@Veritas hello

hi

thank you for vetting me i guess

Nope, your answers were decent, don't see why I shouldn't have

His definition of Fascism was bad.

I know but still better than many

A man's gotta learn and never stops to do so

yh

but hey

@Veritas are you a half-breed or a quadrune?

i have a lot to learn

quadrune?

whats a quadrune

1/4 of one thing 3/4 another

half breed

Ah ok

half german half sub saharan

Were you born in Britain?

General reminder that Byzantium was the eastern half of the roman empire

and that Rome's fall was in 1453

no

Ok

Do you speak german?

a bit

@IliasSpook idk man by that time Rome wasn't feeling so good since a lot back

It was more like Bruhme

Yea

But the fall of the empire was in 1453, since the eastern half was debatably more legitimate than the west
Since constantine moved the capital to constantinople way back when

I consider the fall of the western empire, because the eastern is like the cousin of Rome to my Italian view

Brother maybe, it's better @IliasSpook

Why more legitimate?

I would say legitimacy increases for the east because of the fact that Constantinople was the seat of power for Rome starting from constantine's rule

Rome was the spiritual capital of the empire. Constantinople was the actual

Ah yes, then you would be right, but still it doesn't feel right calling costantinople Rome

Constantinople would be more like Rome 2: Greek boogaloo

I agree

Lol

Man i have big off topic