Cleopatra's sisters never ruled Egypt after her. Cleopatra was the last of her line.
Cleopatra's sisters never ruled Egypt after her. Cleopatra was the last of her line.
Cleopatra's sisters never ruled Egypt after her. Cleopatra was the last of her line.
Cleopatra's sisters never ruled Egypt after her. Cleopatra was the last of her line.
Cleopatra's sisters never ruled Egypt after her. Cleopatra was the last of her line.
Cleopatra's sisters never ruled Egypt after her. Cleopatra was the last of her line.
Cleopatra's sisters never ruled Egypt after her. Cleopatra was the last of her line.
Cleopatra's sisters never ruled Egypt after her. Cleopatra was the last of her line.
Cleopatra's sisters never ruled Egypt after her. Cleopatra was the last of her line.
Cleopatra's sisters never ruled Egypt after her. Cleopatra was the last of her line.
No, the New Kingdom of Egypt was about two thousand years before Cleopatra. Cleopatra ruled in the Hellenistic period of Egypt.
Cleopatra ruled all of Egypt.
In his will, Cleopatra's father designated Cleopatra and her brother Ptolemy XIII to rule Egypt together.
Only one Cleopatra ruled Egypt and that was Cleopatra VII. There were six other women named Cleopatra before her, but they were wives/daughters of pharaohs and did not rule.
Cleopatra wanted to rule Egypt because she thought it was her right under her father's will.
Cleopatra started her rule in 51 B.C.!
No. Hatsheput ruled Egypt well over a thousand years before Cleopatra was even born.
Cleopatra was the last pharaoh to to rule ancient Egypt.
Cleopatra was a very famous queen and ruled Egypt well.
Cleopatra ruled the whole of Egypt, as did all Pharaohs.
Cleopatra was a very famous queen and ruled Egypt well.
Cleopatra ruled Egypt and its territories.