Cleopatra's reign came to an end in 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.
Cleopatra's reign ended in 30 b.c. when she commited suicide to save herself and Mark Antony from being killed by Augustus Caesar. Also Mark Antony killed himself first, because he and Cleopatra had just been defeated by Augustus Caesar and he mistakenly thought Cleopatra was dead. then Cleopatra let a deadly snake bite her. HOPE THIS HELPS! halla warner
Cleopatra was removed from power in 30 BC following the defeat of her forces by Octavian, later known as Emperor Augustus, in the Battle of Actium. After her defeat, Cleopatra committed suicide, leading to the end of the Ptolemaic dynasty in Egypt. This event marked the beginning of the Roman Empire's control over Egypt.
Octavian, later known as Augustus, became the emperor of Egypt after Cleopatra. He defeated Cleopatra and her lover Mark Antony in the Battle of Actium in 31 BC, which marked the end of the Ptolemaic dynasty and the beginning of Roman rule in Egypt.
Cleopatra's two brothers were trying to throw cleopatra off her birth right, the throne. So, in anger, Cleopatra poisned one of her brothers and drowned the others. Though many people think that one of Cleopatra's brothers drowned at war, they are wrong. I have read many biographys about Cleopatra and i have reserached from websites that end in .gov or .edu . i trust these websites and National Geographic where i found this information. Your question was a well thought out question and i hoped i answerd it for you.
According to the author of the Alexandrian Wars, Caesar had a double reason for leaving troops to protect Cleopatra. The main reason was that Cleopatra was a very unpopular ruler. The Alexandrians resented a Roman installing Cleopatra as their ruler, especially when they had backed her brother in the war. So one reason for the troops was to make it clear to the Alexandrians that Rome and its might was behind Cleopatra. (This was the same reason for Caesar's trip up the Nile with Cleopatra)A second reason was that Caesar simply did not trust Cleopatra. The troops were there to make certain that she held up her end of the deal she made with Caesar and Rome.According to the author of the Alexandrian Wars, Caesar had a double reason for leaving troops to protect Cleopatra. The main reason was that Cleopatra was a very unpopular ruler. The Alexandrians resented a Roman installing Cleopatra as their ruler, especially when they had backed her brother in the war. So one reason for the troops was to make it clear to the Alexandrians that Rome and its might was behind Cleopatra. (This was the same reason for Caesar's trip up the Nile with Cleopatra)A second reason was that Caesar simply did not trust Cleopatra. The troops were there to make certain that she held up her end of the deal she made with Caesar and Rome.According to the author of the Alexandrian Wars, Caesar had a double reason for leaving troops to protect Cleopatra. The main reason was that Cleopatra was a very unpopular ruler. The Alexandrians resented a Roman installing Cleopatra as their ruler, especially when they had backed her brother in the war. So one reason for the troops was to make it clear to the Alexandrians that Rome and its might was behind Cleopatra. (This was the same reason for Caesar's trip up the Nile with Cleopatra)A second reason was that Caesar simply did not trust Cleopatra. The troops were there to make certain that she held up her end of the deal she made with Caesar and Rome.According to the author of the Alexandrian Wars, Caesar had a double reason for leaving troops to protect Cleopatra. The main reason was that Cleopatra was a very unpopular ruler. The Alexandrians resented a Roman installing Cleopatra as their ruler, especially when they had backed her brother in the war. So one reason for the troops was to make it clear to the Alexandrians that Rome and its might was behind Cleopatra. (This was the same reason for Caesar's trip up the Nile with Cleopatra)A second reason was that Caesar simply did not trust Cleopatra. The troops were there to make certain that she held up her end of the deal she made with Caesar and Rome.According to the author of the Alexandrian Wars, Caesar had a double reason for leaving troops to protect Cleopatra. The main reason was that Cleopatra was a very unpopular ruler. The Alexandrians resented a Roman installing Cleopatra as their ruler, especially when they had backed her brother in the war. So one reason for the troops was to make it clear to the Alexandrians that Rome and its might was behind Cleopatra. (This was the same reason for Caesar's trip up the Nile with Cleopatra)A second reason was that Caesar simply did not trust Cleopatra. The troops were there to make certain that she held up her end of the deal she made with Caesar and Rome.According to the author of the Alexandrian Wars, Caesar had a double reason for leaving troops to protect Cleopatra. The main reason was that Cleopatra was a very unpopular ruler. The Alexandrians resented a Roman installing Cleopatra as their ruler, especially when they had backed her brother in the war. So one reason for the troops was to make it clear to the Alexandrians that Rome and its might was behind Cleopatra. (This was the same reason for Caesar's trip up the Nile with Cleopatra)A second reason was that Caesar simply did not trust Cleopatra. The troops were there to make certain that she held up her end of the deal she made with Caesar and Rome.According to the author of the Alexandrian Wars, Caesar had a double reason for leaving troops to protect Cleopatra. The main reason was that Cleopatra was a very unpopular ruler. The Alexandrians resented a Roman installing Cleopatra as their ruler, especially when they had backed her brother in the war. So one reason for the troops was to make it clear to the Alexandrians that Rome and its might was behind Cleopatra. (This was the same reason for Caesar's trip up the Nile with Cleopatra)A second reason was that Caesar simply did not trust Cleopatra. The troops were there to make certain that she held up her end of the deal she made with Caesar and Rome.According to the author of the Alexandrian Wars, Caesar had a double reason for leaving troops to protect Cleopatra. The main reason was that Cleopatra was a very unpopular ruler. The Alexandrians resented a Roman installing Cleopatra as their ruler, especially when they had backed her brother in the war. So one reason for the troops was to make it clear to the Alexandrians that Rome and its might was behind Cleopatra. (This was the same reason for Caesar's trip up the Nile with Cleopatra)A second reason was that Caesar simply did not trust Cleopatra. The troops were there to make certain that she held up her end of the deal she made with Caesar and Rome.According to the author of the Alexandrian Wars, Caesar had a double reason for leaving troops to protect Cleopatra. The main reason was that Cleopatra was a very unpopular ruler. The Alexandrians resented a Roman installing Cleopatra as their ruler, especially when they had backed her brother in the war. So one reason for the troops was to make it clear to the Alexandrians that Rome and its might was behind Cleopatra. (This was the same reason for Caesar's trip up the Nile with Cleopatra)A second reason was that Caesar simply did not trust Cleopatra. The troops were there to make certain that she held up her end of the deal she made with Caesar and Rome.
She committed suicide by using a snake to bite and poison her.
It ended with the death of Robespierre by guillotine.
upon getting the reign set continue through until you come the the end it is at the end
Cleopatra's reign ended in 30 b.c. when she commited suicide to save herself and Mark Antony from being killed by Augustus Caesar. Also Mark Antony killed himself first, because he and Cleopatra had just been defeated by Augustus Caesar and he mistakenly thought Cleopatra was dead. then Cleopatra let a deadly snake bite her. HOPE THIS HELPS! halla warner
At the end of all Cleopatra movies, she kills herself.
After the Millennial Reign of Christ (1,000 years) God will Create a New Heaven and a New Earth so it wont come to an end. It will just have a new beginning.
Cleopatra killed herself in 30 BC.
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