Cleopatra the Conquering Woman, Life Full of Intrigue and Tragic End

KAIRO – Cleopatra was born in 69 BC. She became the Queen Egypt when his father Ptolemy XII died in 51 BC.

At that time also his brother was made King Ptolemy XIII. Cleopatra and Ptolemy XIII were members of the Macedonian dynasty that ruled Egypt since the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC.

It is known, Cleopatra did not have Egyptian blood. So to further her influence over the Egyptians, she was proclaimed the Princess of Re (Egypt’s sun god). Despite being married to her brother, Cleopatra was reluctant to share power with Ptolemy XIII.

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Cleopatra clashed with her brother, then a civil war broke out in 48 BC. Ptolemy XIII died in the civil war.

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When the civil war broke out, Julius Cesar was captivated by Cleopatra’s beauty. He also agreed to mediate the war on behalf of Cleopatra. After Ptolemy XIII’s death, Cleopatra became the dual ruler of Egypt with another brother, Ptolemy XIV.

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Julius Caesar and Cleopatra spent time together making love. In June 47 BC, Celopatra gave birth to a child who was thought to be Caesar’s son.

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