Cleopatra's brothers, both of them, ruled Egypt right along with Cleopatra herself, as they were her co-rulers.
Cleopatra's brother ruled with Cleopatra immediately after their father's death. She ruled with her second brother/husband right after her first brother/husband died.
Cleopatra was about 17 or 18 when she co-ruled with her brother. She was dethroned and did not have sole rule until she was 22 years old.
Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.
At first Cleopatra ruled with her husband/brother Ptolemy XIII and after his death she ruled with her second husband/brother Ptolemy XIV. After she killed him off, she made her baby, Caesarion, her co-ruler.
Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.
Cleopatra's brother ruled with Cleopatra immediately after their father's death. She ruled with her second brother/husband right after her first brother/husband died.
In his will, Cleopatra's father designated Cleopatra and her brother Ptolemy XIII to rule Egypt together.
Cleopatra ruled the whole of Egypt, as did all Pharaohs.
Cleopatra was about 17 or 18 when she co-ruled with her brother. She was dethroned and did not have sole rule until she was 22 years old.
she wanted to rule egypt
Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.Cleopatra and her brother, although supposed to be co-rulers, were actually in a power struggle for dominance. At first Cleopatra had the upper hand and tried to push her brother aside and rule independently. Her brother's supporters rallied against her with the backing of the people of Alexandria and consequently, Cleopatra had to flee for her life.
It was first her little's brother's rule. But he died so it became her rule.
Cleopatra was a queen by birth. She was the daughter of a king, a princess, and had joint rule with her brother, according to her father's will.
Cleopatra began her rule (along with her brother) at the death of her father in 51 BC. However she was soon ousted by her brother and did not regain her throne until 47 BC. From 47 to her death she ruled uninterrupted.
At first Cleopatra ruled with her husband/brother Ptolemy XIII and after his death she ruled with her second husband/brother Ptolemy XIV. After she killed him off, she made her baby, Caesarion, her co-ruler.
Pompey was not Cleopatra's brother?
Cleopatra Became Queen At 18 because her father died she then married her oldest brother. So she wasn't in rule from birth to 18.