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What year did Cleopatra become Coruler with PtolemyXII?
Cleopatra became co-ruler with her brother in 51 BC after the death of her father.Cleopatra became co-ruler with her brother in 51 BC after the death of her father.Cleopatra became co-ruler with her brother in 51 BC after the death of her father.Cleopatra became co-ruler with her brother in 51 BC after the death of her father.Cleopatra became co-ruler with her brother in 51 BC after the death of her father.Cleopatra became co-ruler with her brother in 51 BC after the death of her father.Cleopatra became co-ruler with her brother in 51 BC after the death of her father.Cleopatra became co-ruler with her brother in 51 BC after the death of her father.Cleopatra became co-ruler with her brother in 51 BC after the death of her father.
How were greek citizens were chosen to rule?
The Almighty Doge chose a select four to fight to the death, the victor becoming the new ruler of Greece. Or, at least so i've heard.
Who was the ruler of the incas at the time of the spanish conquest?
Mickey Mouse
Who ruled Egypt after Cleopatra's death?
After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.
Who was Cleopatra replaced by on the throne?
For all practical purposes, Cleopatra's death ended the rule of the ancient kings and queens. Octavian/Rome took over Egypt. But the situation gets a little tacky as far as precision is concerned. Cleopatra had made her son, Ptolemy XV (Caesarion) her co-ruler according to law. This was okay during his childhood, but at the time of Cleo's death, Caesarion was a grown man and was actually the king of Egypt. He outlived her, so for a brief time he was the Egyptian ruler. (Just a brief note: Caesarion was 17 years old at the time, but in the ancient world he would have been considered an adult).
