What are the origins of the conflict between the two centers of the Christian church?

What are the origins of the conflict between the two centers of the Christian church? How did the division of the churches take place?

The origins of the conflict between the two Orthodox leaders date back to antiquity. In 1054, the Patriarch of Constantinople and the Pope of Rome finally gave each other anathema, that is, a curse, and formed their own religious centers. The Pope became the head of the Catholic Church, which spread to Western Europe, and the Byzantine Patriarch became the head of the Orthodox Church. Their long-term conflict was that each leader sought to consolidate the headship over the Christian church, but this led to a split.