There is no historical evidence that Cleopatra was even with her father when he was in Rome. It is just speculation on the part of some historians. However her father would have been housed in a wealthy person's home or villa, as he was a royal visitor. Now here is where facts are very fuzzy. Her father was supposed to be begging for money, trying to get financial backing in order to get his throne back. He was supposed to have been turned down and treated disrespectfully and was forced to live in squalid surroundings. He was also said to have given expensive gifts as bribes to the Roman money lenders and to have generally spread wealth around. During this time he also gave a gift of bronze doors to the temple at Ephesus. This does not sound like a poor man who would be forced to live in a slum. He was more than likely housed by a wealthy person while he was on his mission.
Which time? It is now understood that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. She would not go and stay there for close to two years for no practical reason. The reasons for both of her trips to Rome were political with important Egyptian territory at stake.
Cleopatra spent lots of her childhood in her palace in Egypt with her father and siblings, however for some of her childhood she was in rome with her father to ask for help to reclaim the throne.
Cleopatra met Caesar when she was devastated about the death of her father... im pretty sure that's right but i could be wrong48 bc
She never became ruler of Rome, she was the ruler of Egypt. Her father was Pharoah, and he died and she was the oldest of her siblings so the crown was handed to her.
Cleopatras mother was her fathers sister, Cleopatra V, Tryphaena and she was killed by Cleopatra's sister Bernice because Cleopatra and her father had left to rome and Tryphaena had taken the throne. Cleopatras father died of natural causes (or so is thought) in 51 b.c.
Which time? It is now understood that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. She would not go and stay there for close to two years for no practical reason. The reasons for both of her trips to Rome were political with important Egyptian territory at stake.
Cleopatra spent lots of her childhood in her palace in Egypt with her father and siblings, however for some of her childhood she was in rome with her father to ask for help to reclaim the throne.
Julius Caesar was the top man in Rome when he met Cleopatra. Cleopatra was feuding with her brother for control of Egypt at the time and Cleopatra was in exile. In Cleopatra's father's will the kingdom was to be shared by Cleopatra and her brother with Rome as its protector. When Caesar came to Egypt, Cleopatra knew that he was the only one who had the power to reestablish her on the throne. Her interest in Caesar was purely self-centered.
Cleopatra met Caesar when she was devastated about the death of her father... im pretty sure that's right but i could be wrong48 bc
She never became ruler of Rome, she was the ruler of Egypt. Her father was Pharoah, and he died and she was the oldest of her siblings so the crown was handed to her.
Cleopatras mother was her fathers sister, Cleopatra V, Tryphaena and she was killed by Cleopatra's sister Bernice because Cleopatra and her father had left to rome and Tryphaena had taken the throne. Cleopatras father died of natural causes (or so is thought) in 51 b.c.
Cleopatra Selene was not killed. She was taken to Rome and raised by Octavia, her father's ex-wife. She was married to the king of Mauretania and thus also became a queen.
Problems happened after Cleopatra's father died. In his will he stated that Cleopatra and Ptolemy XIII were to be co-rulers under the protection of Rome. Cleopatra tried to take over and push her brother aside. Her brother and his supporters, with the blessings of the people of Alexandria, usurped the power from Cleopatra and she had to flee the city. It was only after Caesar's arrival that she was able to regain her power.
Cleopatra was never queen of Rome, although she had ambitions to be Rome's ruler. She ruled in Egypt and died there.
Cleopatra the 7 is important because she went to Rome to try and get help from them so they could over through her sisters as Pharaohs and return her father to the throne.
No, Cleopatra committed suicide rather than go to Rome as a prisoner.
No. Cleopatra lost Egypt to Rome, along with its wealth and independance.