Cleopatra was a very common name in the ancient Macedonian world. I'm sure not all of them married their brothers. However, in Egypt, the Cleopatras of the Ptolemaic dynasty often married their brothers as it was an Egyptian custom, that was supposed to keep the divine royal bloodline pure.
no ( i think )
he was ten when they got married...she was 18
Cleopatra's father was officially married to a woman named Cleopatra V.
cleopatra killed her own sister ans brother.
His name was Ptolomy XIII and he was 10 years old
love has no explanation so you can love your brother and marry him......
He didn't exactly exile her, she escaped. Her brother would have liked to kill her. The reason was a power struggle for the throne. The Alexandrians hated Cleopatra and backed her brother, so he had popular support.
Cleopatra's last husband was her brother Ptolemy XIV. He was about eleven or twelve when he died.
If your brother-in-law's ex-wife is your sister, you cannot marry his ex-wife.If your brother-in-law is the brother of your wife, then as long as you are no longer married, you can marry his ex-wife.
The Cleopatras was created in 1983.
You can if your brother and his wife break up. but you have to be a man though. brother and sister can not marry.
Cleopatra married two of her brothers, both named Ptolemy. They were Ptolemy XIII and Ptolemy XIV.