The Life and Death of Cleopatra

Everyone wants to know how Cleopatra's life and death Cleopatra rules over Egypt, and she has dominated. Cleopatra ruled during the Ptolemy Dynasty (BBC). Ptolemy's rule ended with this impressive woman's death. In the life of Cleopatra, she succeeded to the throne of Egypt and fell in love with the two Romans who were affected and ran away to escape the punishment of Octavia. Cleopatra 's father, King Aurelus, is also known as Ptolemy XII or "Piper" because it can play the flute.

From Cleopatra's point of view, Meyer's novel provides insight into the strange queen of Egypt. The novel focuses on the main events in the life of Cleopatra, divided into ten parts. After her sister's betrayal and his father's death, Kleppatra was stipulated that he must marry an older brother controlling Egypt. Cleopatra, who was judged to be the sole ruler, drew the next move, including Julius Caesar. After years of this story, the enemies of Cleopatra and the suicide of the door. The author also added an additional history at the end of the novel to increase the understanding of the reader's period.

The Queen of Egypt (51 - 30 BC) is known for the affection between Julius Caesar and Mark Anthony. Cleopatra, or more precisely, Cleopatra VII, the king of Egypt, the daughter of Ptolemy XII Olevenites. If her father died, 51 BC, about 17 years old Cleopatra and her brother, Ptolemy XIII, inherited the Egyptian throne jointly about a 12-year-old child and they need to marry Yes. In its reigning Ptolemy in the third year, encouraged by his adviser, full control of the government, drove exile Cleopatra. She immediately gathered Syrian troops and declared that she could not stand her before reaching her support for cause of her lover and Julius Caesar's cause of Alexandria. He was once squeezed by the Egyptians, but eventually he won and in the 47th century BC Ptolemy XIII was killed. Caesar declares the queen of Cleopatra in Egypt

In the magnificent battle of the River Nile, the Roman army destroyed the Greek army and made Cleopatra the Pharaoh. She soon married Caesar at the age of 18. At that time, he was 52 years old. After that Cleopatra began to draw himself as Hathor and helped unify his position as Horus. Nine months later, Cleopatra created his son Ptolemy XV, or "Caesarion". Later, BC, March 15, Julius Caesar was cruelly killed. Cleopatra lost the military power in Rome. As a result Pharaoh quickly poisoned her 13 - year - old Brother Ptolemy, 14 - year - old, including the "All - Poison Queen". Later, she fascinated Mark Anthony in her early twenties who was in his forties. Soon they immediately assassinated Cleopatra's sister.