Brazil has two former capital cities. Rio de Janeiro was the capital from 1793 until 1960. Salvador was the first capital, from 1549 to 1793.
Brasilia is now the capital of Brazil. In 1956, Juscelino Kubitschek de Olveira [September 12, 1902 - August 22, 1976], who was President of Brazil, 1956-1961, ordered the building of Brasilia to fulfill an article in Brazil's constiution. Dating from 1891, the article stated that the capital should be moved from Rio de Janeiro to a more central location within the country. It took 41 months to build Brasilia, from 1956 to 1960. Brasilia officially was inaugurated as the capital on April 21, 1960.
Kyoto is the former capital, Tokyo is the current capital.
Thebes was the Egyptian capital.
Memphis was the capital of old kingdom Egypt.
Santa Fe is the capital city of New Mexico
Constantinople is the old, roman, name for the city now called Istanbul. It is the capitol of Turkey.
Reykjavik, Iceland comes to mind. I think it is the capial. Rangoon was the capital of Burma- they may have changed its name. Rio de Janeiro was the old capital of Brazil Richmond is the capital of Virginia. Reno is a city in Nevada, famous for its quicky divorces.
Manila was the old capital of the Philippines. Quezon City became the capital for a while. Now it is Manila again.
Tokyo is the capital city of Japan.
British Honduras. Formerly Belize city, the capital is now Belmopan.
Tokyo is the capital city of Japan.
The oldest city that is still lived in in the western hemisphere is believed to be Damascus, the current capital city of Syria, which is approximately 12000 years old.
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