Cleopatra

As far as we know, Cleopatra's father died of natural causes. I know this is not a definitive answer, but none of the ancient writers pinpoint his cause of death. If he died by murder or some sort of violence they certainly would have mentioned it.

They died hideous

At least maybe Caesarion, died hideous. The other three children were taken to Rome and raised by Octavia, the sister of Octavian and Antony's former wife. The girl became a queen, by marrying King Juba II of Mauritania. They boys fade from history, but it's assumed that they lived a quiet life, as the ancient writer Seutonius says that Augustus/Octavian saw to it that they were well educated.

Cleopatra was born in Alexandria Egypt.

She didn't. Her slaves would have ground the minerals and chalks to prepare her makeup.

She inhereted her place to the thrown.

Cleopatera was a member of the Greek/Macedonian ruling family of Egypt. She was born in Egypt, but had Greek background.

Cleopatra had been deposed by her brother soon after she ascended the throne. Caeser was at war with roman general Pompey who fled to Egypt after defeat by Caeser. When he arrived he was murdered by cleopatras brother. Caeser followed Pompey to Alexandria not knowing he had been killed. Cleopatra was camped with an army on the borders of Egypt prevented from entering by her brothers army. When she heard Caeser was in Alexandria she had herself smuggled through enemy lines in a bag used to transport carpets. She was delivered to Caeser as a carpet gift direct to her palace where Caeser was installed. There she was unveiled to him. They began a relationship and he confirmed her as queen. He fought the Alexandrian war against cleopatras brother and won. Cleopatra gave birth to a son caesarion, who cleopatra claimed was fathered by Caesar although Caesar never acknowledged him.
Caesar wanted to bring Cleopatra and her brother together to put a stop to the civil war in Egypt, as Rome was Egypt's protector. He also wanted to make arrangements for the repayment of the massive debt that Egypt owed him.

Sort of. He was talked into "marrying" Cleopatra, but some scholars think this was symbolic of their political alliance, since Antony already had a Roman wife, who was Octavian's sister. Antony also knew Roman law and knew his Egyptian "marriage" would not be recognized in Rome because Cleopatra was a foreigner. It wasn't until six years after his "marriage" to Cleopatra, that he divorced his Roman wife, and that was when the break with Octavian was almost certain.

Cleopatra feared humiliation and obscurity. That's why she killed herself.

No, the Egyptians were using horses to pull their war chariots a few thousand years before Rome existed.

how Cleopatra became a great leader is that she cared for her people and when she was little she had to learn all of the languages to understand her people.

I believe it is called an asp. The asp was represented on the crown of all Pharaohs, Cleopatra included. However the crown itself was called a uraeus. It had at least one asp on it. Cleopatra's crown had three.

Cleopatra's worst scandal was probably insisting that Julius Caesar was the father of her son, Caesarion, when Caesar never recognized him.

Yes, Cleopatra like the power that came with being a ruler. That's why she fought her brothers to get supreme power and that's why she allied herself with both Caesar and Antony.

It is not known. The only thing we are told about her was her civil war against her brother and her sister and he affairs with Caesar and Marc Antony.

Cleopatra Never won any wars. In fact the only war in which she was involved was the war with Octavian in which she lost big time at Actium. Yes, I know that she was a factor in the Alexandrian War, but she took no part in it (she had disbanded her army). It was strictly Caesar's war.

According to a book Marc Anthony and Cleopatra met when Cleopatra needed money so she used her charm on Anthony and she tricked him and before she was with Julius Caesar and he got stabbed. Anthony was only left she went to him and they ran off together and both killed themself

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She made Cesaer her protector

The latest facial reconstruction of Cleopatra that I am aware of is by Dr. Martin Weaver, whose work appears in Diana Preston's bio of Cleopatra. It is disappointing if you are expecting to find an ancient beauty. Using the various coin images of Cleopatra at the different times of her reign and of known images of the inbred Ptolemies, he constructed a surprising image of the queen. All the coins and statues of her confirm that she had high cheekbones, small eyes, a large nose and pronounced chin and an underhang beneath the jaw. Being a Ptolemy, as evidenced from statues of other members of her dynasty, she would tend to be chubby and as stated in the book "quite plump". The image of her at the temple at Dendera and the stylized statues of her, support this.

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The Roman empire ruled Egypt after Cleopatra.

Cleopatra was by no means a powerful queen. That's why she had to ally herself with both Caesar and Antony. Although she had authority over Egypt, her actual power, such as it was, came from her alliances with Rome.

Cleopatra was queen of ancient Egypt. She was the last queen of her dynasty.

Cleopatra died of an asp that was in a basket of figs she had a peasant bring to her