In the year 324 made the decision to transform the greek colony of byzantio into a new capital city to be called constantinople because he believed that ruling the empire from the east would be more secure.

The correct answer is: Emperor Constantine the Great

Explanation:

Under the rule of Emperor Constantine the Great, ancient Byzantium became the new capital of the Roman Empire in the year 324. The city was renamed after the Emperor, taking the new name of Constantinople. Until the 13th century, the city became the largest and most properous city in Europe, becoming famous for its cultural baggage and legacy.

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