The Reign of Cleopatra

Cleopatra 7 is the last Pharaoh of Egypt. After his father's death, Ptolemy XII, Oleans, Cleopatra ruled in Egypt 51 BC. Cleopatra's mother was Cleopatra VI, he held power at the age of seventeen. Cleopatra ruled her brothers Ptolemy XIII and Ptolemy VIX, as well as her son Ptolemy XV and Egypt. She was born in Alexandria in 1967 BC and was ruled from 51 BC to 30 BC. Cleopatra is a Macedonian, but even her ancestors are Macedonian, she is still the queen of Egypt and was worshiped as a god.

Ptolemy steadily dominated and many major temples were built in Upper Egypt. The route of Ptolemy continued to the control of Platore VII, even to the daughter of Ptolemy XII. Cleopatra later became the mistress of Julius Caesar of Rome and gave him a child. After Caesar was assassinated, Cleopatra was Mark Anthony

The reign of Cleopatra and Ptolemy was brought about by fierce fellowship competition (Hornblow 4). In the third year of their rule, Ptolemy believed that Cleopatra could not be controlled. He is one of the reasons he was afraid that he might be stronger than him (4). Ptolemy sent his senior pastor Pothinus to arrange Cleopatra to be exiled from the palace (4). Unfortunately, Cleopatra was unable to accept the award (Egyptian) before arrival of Alexander (Microsoft Encarta) Julius Caesar. As she knew that she could not win the fight without help, she persuaded Caesar in an interesting way (Thomas 3). Cleopatra wishes to visit Caesar in a very unique way. She brought a beautiful Oriental carpet named Apollodorus as a gift to the slaves of thesaurus (Hornblow 19). Upon reaching the Appolodorus Palace carpet show, he revealed the hidden Cleopatra and started it. Caesar was shocked (6)