Cleopatra

Cleopatra had only two spouses and they were both her brothers. The others were side men.

Cleopatra was never beautiful. That is a myth made up by Shakespeare. She actually had small eyes, high cheekbones, a large hooked nose and a sagging jawline. Her coins bear this out. Even the ancient writer, Plutarch claims that she was not beautiful but had a magnetic personality.

You have to back up a little here. Octavian already had the support of the army and the Roman people before he had the senate declare war. A poll was taken throughout Italy and the people swore to support Octavian. He already had a huge army and the Roman troops that Antony had also went over to Octavian. So Octavian actually had little to do after defeating Antony at Actium except to pay the troops.

Cleopatra's necklace is found in a tomb in Egypt. Whoever finds it faces great death.

There were 7 Cleopatra

Nothing. Cleopatra's reign was only noteworthy for the addition of books to the library at Alexandria. Many of these were confiscated from travelers and many of them were given to her by Antony from the spoils of his eastern campaign.

Cleopatra lived in Egypt because she was an Egyptian (of Greek descent), was born there and ruled there. Egypt was her native country.

No, Cleopatra's last "husband" if you want to call him that, was the one who helped to bring her down and lose the country. Her last so-called husband was Marc Antony and by forming a political alliance with him, Cleopatra tried to fight Rome itself and she lost, big time.

Since Cleopatra was of Greek decent, she ruled in the Ptolemaic dynasty. It was not a numbered dynasty as the Egyptian ones were.

Cleopatra is most remembered for all the myths and misconceptions about her. She is first and foremost remembered as a seductress. Then she is thought of to be a great beauty and from this misconception grew stories about her makeup, perfumes, beauty rituals, etc. Of course, the myth about her dying by being bitten by a snake is probably in a tie for her being a seductress. Although none of these things were necessarily true about Cleopatra, they are what she is remembered for in history.

The Greek elite of Alexandria was the social class most affected by Cleopatra's regime. Some of them prospered greatly under her friendship while others were ruined financially and some even executed. The priestly class benefited also, as Cleopatra tended to use them to keep the commoners calm.

Only one Cleopatra ruled Egypt and that was Cleopatra VII. There were six other women named Cleopatra before her, but they were wives/daughters of pharaohs and did not rule.

The last important Cleopatra was Cleopatra VII. She is the one who is so famous and misunderstood. There may have been other Cleopatras after her as Cleopatra was a very common name in the Hellenistic world.

No. Cleopatra 7 is the daughter of Ptolemy XII and an unknown mother.

Cleopatra worn a wide Egyptian necklace.

No, remember they were Ptolemies and the Ptolemies were notorious for killing each other off. Cleo's father killed his own daughter and Cleopatra herself caused one brother and one sister to be murdered. There was no way that they got along.

Here are information about Cleopatra:

She is not evil.

She is the queen of Egypt after Cleopatra Selene IV

Her husbands are Gaia Caesar,Mark Anthony,Ptolemy XII and XIV.

Cleopatra was'nt even married.

She committed suicide by letting herself bitten by a snake.

Her father was unknown because he is a Mummy.

Cleopatra only built one temple, and that was the temple to Julius Caesar in order to enhance her position as a Roman ally. She also finished a temple to Hathor which was begun by her father.

Cleopatra's greatest accomplishment was getting the throne all to herself. Remember she had been exiled when Caesar recalled her to Alexandria and after events were over in that city, he established her on the throne with Roman troops to see that she stayed there.

Cleopatra was an Egyptian.

cleopatra had an amazing life...

In stat appearances, Cleopatra would wear the uraeus, or Egyptian crown which was a gold headband with three snake heads over the forehead. At dinner parties she would wear the standard chaplet as all others did.

The denouement of the two brothers often refers to the resolution of their conflict and the outcome of their relationship. In many narratives featuring two brothers, this can culminate in reconciliation, understanding, or a tragic separation, depending on their journey. Ultimately, the resolution highlights themes of loyalty, rivalry, and the complexities of familial bonds, illustrating how their experiences shape their identities and futures. The specific denouement may vary based on the story being told.

Cleopatra was the pharaoh.

Yes, Cleopatra was a descendant of the Ptolemies and they were a Greek family.