Who was the founder of the "New Rome" of the East?
A) Diocletian
B) Constantine
C) Julian
D) Theodosius I

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The founder of the "New Rome" of the East was Constantine. He founded the city of Constantinople in 324 CE and made it the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire, which he ruled. The city was strategically located on the Bosporus Strait and provided better protection against invaders than the old capital, Rome.

Who Was the Founder of the "New Rome" of the East