Cleopatra

Cleopatra's children were named:

-Caesarion- her first born and Caesar's only child with Cleopatra,

-Alexander Helios & Cleopatra Selene- her only set of twins and middle children with Mark Antony,

-Ptolemy Philadelphus- Cleopatras last child to be given birth to

I believe it's

Cleopatra VII

Berenice IV

Arsinoe

Ptolemy XIII

Ptolemy XIV

i don't really know why Arsinoe doesn't have the roman numerals after it..but the first 3 are her sisters and the last 2 are her brothers.

Cleopatra did not have a famous or particular teacher while she was a child. Most believe that she learned most political lessons from her father's mistakes while he was ruling Egypt.

Yes she is in Habbakuk 4:3

Correction: There is no Habakkuk 4:3 in the Bible.

In all, Cleopatra had four children. Her first child she claimed to have had with Julius Caesar. Then she had twins with Marc Anthony and then another child with Marc Anthony in addition to that.

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she had four. 1 with Julius Caesar and three with Marc Antony

No. In the ancient world an operation that we call a caesarion section was a death sentence to the mother. Cleo obviously survived Caesarion's birth to give birth to three other children so she could not have had a caesarion section or anything like it.

Briefly, Marc Antony was a man with a muscular, rather hefty body structure. He had an aquiline nose and some ancient historians say he had a cleft chin. He also had a good head of thick curls. You can type Marc Antony in your browser and you will find several sites with pictures of him, although some of the pictures are suspect.

Marc Antony, at the time of his involvement with Cleopatra, was a Roman triumvir. He had supreme Roman authority in the East. He came east to settle border disputes and to stabilize the area for Rome. He also planned to carry out Julius Caesar's war against the Parthians. He kept this authority all through his affair with Cleopatra which is why old Cleo snuggled up to him.

The two maids that died with Cleopatra were named Iras and Charmion. We don't know the names of any of her other slaves.

The two maids that died with Cleopatra were named Iras and Charmion. We don't know the names of any of her other slaves.

The two maids that died with Cleopatra were named Iras and Charmion. We don't know the names of any of her other slaves.

The two maids that died with Cleopatra were named Iras and Charmion. We don't know the names of any of her other slaves.

The two maids that died with Cleopatra were named Iras and Charmion. We don't know the names of any of her other slaves.

The two maids that died with Cleopatra were named Iras and Charmion. We don't know the names of any of her other slaves.

The two maids that died with Cleopatra were named Iras and Charmion. We don't know the names of any of her other slaves.

The two maids that died with Cleopatra were named Iras and Charmion. We don't know the names of any of her other slaves.

The two maids that died with Cleopatra were named Iras and Charmion. We don't know the names of any of her other slaves.

Roughly, 2062 years.

Roughly, 2062 years.

Roughly, 2062 years.

Roughly, 2062 years.

Roughly, 2062 years.

Roughly, 2062 years.

Roughly, 2062 years.

Roughly, 2062 years.

Roughly, 2062 years.

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Cleopatra had her two faithful servants, Iras and Charmion, and other staff help her.

Actually there were several Egyptian queens named Cleopatra. I assume you mean Cleopatra VII, the one who was the lover of Julius Caesar, and later Mark Antony. She was born in January 69 BC; the exact date is unknown. If she was still alive today she would be 2,078 years old. (and still doesn't look a day over thirty... )

By our standards yes, you would say that Cleopatra was very rude, haughty, and arrogant. But by the standards of her time, she was merely being "royal" in the sense that she was acting in the normal way of an eastern queen. We cannot judge her personal attitude by our present day standards as they were very different.

Her weakness was mainly her addiction to chocolate. She also suffered from anoya. This is a chronic disease that makes you annoy people without trying to. She annoyed a bunch of people and so they hated her. Cleopatra also loved snakes. This was a particularly dangerous passion because snakes need to eat sometimes...... These weaknesses contributed to her death or so it was thought! Recent discoveries show ancient chocolate boxes and snake fossils on a distant island in the Bahamas that are dated back to 213B.C this is after Cleopatra was assumed dead proving that she did NOT kill herself! The end.....

To answer your question correctly, you must first remember that we have to judge the ancient rulers by their own standards and not by ours. There was no such thing as a "kind" ruler in the ancient world. The "good emperors/kings" would not hesitate to slit an opponent's throat if they thought he presented a danger. Cleopatra was neither kind nor cruel, but some of her actions, especially the killing of her brother and sister, are positively cruel to us.

Cleopatra Tryphaena (VII)was born into the Ptolomy (tol-o-mee) family, a desendant of one of Alexander the great's generals which he left in charge of Egypt. She was the 3rd child, with 2 older sisters (Cleopatra VI, Berenice), a little sister (Arsinoe) and 2 little brothers (Ptolomy and Ptolomy). Her mother disappeared from records when Cleopatra was about 3.

Unfortunately, her father was in alot of debt, and was not the best ruler. Eventually he fled to rome, hoping to find refuge, support, money and soldiers. Her oldest sister, Cleopatra, took over the throne. Cleopatra died (possibly murdered) and Berenice took over. Cleopatra and Arsinoe fled to Sicily and then to rome to find her father. Eventually, She and her father, along with Arsinoe, returned to Egypt and power was restored to her father with help from the Romans. Berenice was executed. Things went ok from then, but her father died, and left the throne to her, with one catch: she had to marry her brother, who was about 15 years younger than her. This was the tradition, as the royal family was considered to be gods, and the gods should and could only marry gods, their own siblings and family. Her brother's (and husband's) advisors despised Cleopatra and brainwashed her brother into thinking she was taking to much power. They ruled Egypt for him. At this point, Julius Caesar came to visit Alexandria (i believe he was owed money by Cleopatra's father and had come to collect it). Cleopatra was banned from his apartments by her huhsband's advisors. This is when she did the famous act of being wrapped in a blanket or rug and be carried into his apartments. It was a success and Julius was instantly in love and agreed to help her. Her brother tried to fight the Romans, but the Romans and Cleopatra won. Her brother was found washed up on the beach, dead, as he was weighed dwon by his gold armour. Cleopatra and Julius were in love, even though Julius was married. Cleopoatra visited Egypt again, but had to return later, as her little sister, arsnoe was trying to take over. She came back with roman forces and overthrew her little sister. Cleopatra bore Julius a child, Ptolemy Caesar (also known as Caesarian).

Then Julius was murdered and the triumvirate, consisting of Marc Antony, Octavius Caesar (Julius' nephew) and Crassus. Marc Antony was in charge of Egypt and other parts of the empire. He invited Cleopatra to rome. She came by barge. It cuased quite a stir, as it had purple ( the most expensive dye) sails, gilt deck, and many other luxeries. By the end of the visit, she and Marc were in love. She returned to Egypt. She bore Marc 3 children. Twins, Alexander Helios (Helios meaning sun) and Cleopatra Selene (selene meaning moon), and Ptolemy Philadelphus. Marc Antony's wife died, and Octavius Caesar insisted that Marc marry his sister, Octavia. He did, and Cleopatra was not happy. Marc began to neglect his empire, and Octavius saw this as an opportunity to expand his rule. He declared war on Egypt. Cleopatra and Marc decided that their best chance of winning was to have a sea battle. Meanwhile, Cleopatra was building her tomb. The sea battle was a disaster. Cleopatra's ship went the wrong way, and Marc's ship followed. The rest of the fleet thought he was abandoning the war, and all was lost. They scattered, and were killed. Cleopatra knew she was defeated. She hid in her tomb. News got to Marc that Cleopatra was in her tomb, and he thought she was dead. He asked his most faithful servant to stab him, but the servant killed himself. Marc stbbed himslef, but missed his heart and got his stomach, a painful death. He was carried to Cleopatra's tomb and hauled up the side through a window. He died in cleoptra's arms. Octavius broke into her tomb and imprisoned her in it. Her took all of Egypt's riches. Cleopatra ordered an asp (very poisonous snake) to be taken to her room in a basket of figs. She sent a note to Octavious saying she would like to be buried next to Marc Antony. When he got there it was too late. she was dead, along with her two maids, one of who was adjusting her crown, then collapsed.

That's only a brief history, sorry.

Cleopatra built no monuments nor did she undertake any monumental building projects as other pharaohs did. The only building that she did was a temple to Julius Caesar and her own tomb which was still unfinished at her death. It is said that she finished up one of her father's projects at the temple of Hathor and perhaps ordered a boat dock to be built by the temple.

purple blak blue green and gold for the time she comes from those colors are famouse why were those here favorite colors why she likes gold is it is it is a mony she would of wonted purple she made that color blue she also likes to wear it also green she likes to wear and black evil

Cleopatra was a real ****. She took advantage of her beauty and was ruthless. she only thinks of power (and loves her people...weird) even when she was dyeing.

Queen Cleopatra was born in 69 BC and died at the age of 39, which means that she lived approximately 2080 years ago.

No. Cleopatra murdered herself, she committed suicide.

No. Cleopatra murdered herself, she committed suicide.

No. Cleopatra murdered herself, she committed suicide.

No. Cleopatra murdered herself, she committed suicide.

No. Cleopatra murdered herself, she committed suicide.

No. Cleopatra murdered herself, she committed suicide.

No. Cleopatra murdered herself, she committed suicide.

No. Cleopatra murdered herself, she committed suicide.

No. Cleopatra murdered herself, she committed suicide.

Cleopatra's crown was made of gold.

She was called her fathers favorite, and spoiled daughter of the drunken king.....