The Life of Cleopatra VII

"Cleopatra began hundreds of years ago in birth in 332 BC" (light 1). Very powerful leader, Alexander the Great of Macedonia advanced Egypt of the East with a great Greek army. Alexander the Great saved the Egyptian people from the character who owned them. Alexander built a city in Nile named after his own name Alexander. When he died, the Greek general named Ptolemy became king of Egypt. Ptolemy served under the rule of Alexander the Great. The kingdom of Alexander the Great was hidden by the power of Rome.

Early life of Cleopatra 's Pleopatra VII (October 10 BC or 12 December BC) began to rule Pharaoh Petremy XII in the beginning of 69 BC. Light and the unknown mother kept joining the throne until March. 51 BC During her childhood, Cleopatra grew up in Alexandria Palace in Egypt and received major Greek language education in Greece from her leader, Philostratos. By adult, she is proficient in many languages, including Egyptian, Ethiopian, Trogodite, Hebrew, Arabic, Syriac, Median, Parthian, Latin and her mother tongue.

Cleopatra, more exactly Cleopatra VII, is the third daughter of Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos "Auletes" who governed Egypt in 80 B.C. Cleopatra VII 's mother may be Cleopatra V Triffana, after Cleopatra VII was born in 1967 BC, died or disappeared in 68 BC. Cleopatra VII has two sisters, Cleopatra VI and Berenice IV, and sisters Arsinoe IV. She has two younger brothers, Ptolemy XIII and Ptolemy XIV. Ptolemy dominated until death in 51 BC, and in 1988 BC there was only a short break when Berenice IV, his second longest daughter took over the kingdom. His widow named Cleopatra and Ptolemy III as the heir to the throne. The Roman leader was appointed as a guardian and insisted on choosing Ptolemy XII to allow them to marry and rule Egypt. Marriage of these brothers and sisters became a custom after Ptolemy II married the sister Arcelino II.

She was 17 years old when Cleopatra VII became infatuated. Cleopatra married her brother and ruler Ptolemie XIII, but Ptolemy was only a nominal pharaoh. For three years Cleopatra dominated, and he was still in the background. Ptolemy 's adviser was dissatisfied with Cleopatra' s independence, and they robbed Cleopatra 's power in 48 BC and banished her to Syria. Pompeii competes with Caesar for the Roman Empire and is sailing towards Alexandria after the loss of Falsaros to seek protection of Ptolemy. Ptolemy's adviser supports Caesar. When Pompei arrived, Pharaoh saw that he was stabbed (Dun, Jimmy; 2002). Caesar was shocked by the brutal murder of the man who was once his friend. He entered the city and dominated the palace