[Answer] Which European capital used to be called Christiania?

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Oslo - Oslo, Norway’s capital and largest city, has gone through several names in its 1,000-odd years of existence. Its current name is the oldest one, and that’s what inhabitants called the area’s first settlement, which likely appeared around 1000 CE on the east side of the Bjørvika inlet. After a catastrophic fire in 1624, King Christian IV declared that the town should be rebuilt in the area below the Akershus Fortress. He changed its name to Christiania in honor of himself. Beginning in 1877, the name was spelled Kristiania. In 1925, it was changed back to its original moniker, Oslo.:

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