The Power of Cleopatra

About 69 BC, one of the most famous female rulers in history was born, she is Cleopatra. She is the descendant of Egyptian ruler Ptolemy XII, and she will eventually become the queen of ancient Egypt. As she is known for being very smart and very attractive, many Romans are afraid of her and regard her as a threat. When her father died, the Egyptian throne left her and her brother Ptolemy XIII to compete and made her more firmly the one of Egypt's only ruler.

Their situation continued even after Cleopatra married another brother Ptolemy XIV in 48 B.C. 12 year old boy, Ptolemy XIV had little power by Cleopatra 11 BC 47, Cleopatra and Caesar were boarded on a magnificent ship to appease Egypt at the Nile River in a region of 12, they He visited Dendara who worships Cleopatra and Caesar did not make him happy because he was ignored. After he left, in the first week of September 47 BC, a 14 - year - old son, probably his name, Ptolemy Caesar, Alexander, Caesarion was born in Cleopatra. There are various opinions on whether it really belongs to Caesar. A child, and when he was born. Cleopatra was trying to meet her lover outside her palace during his stay in Alexandria after Caesar departed.

In the magnificent battle of Nile, the Roman army overturned the Greek army and made Cleopatra the Pharaoh. She married Caesar soon when she was 18 years old. At that time he was 52 years old. Then Cleopatra began depicting himself as Hathhor and as a Horus to help consolidate their position. Nine months later, Cleopatra bore their son Ptolemy XV, or "Caesarion". Then, on March 15th BC, Julius Caesar was cruelly killed. Cleopatra lost the military power in Rome. As a result, Pharaoh immediately poisoned Ptolemy XIV, a 13-year-old brother, including the "queen of poison". Later, she invited Mark Anthony in her early twenties around the early 40s. Shortly thereafter, they assassinated Cleopatra 's sister.

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