Cleopatra
Did Cleopatra have many affair lovers like rumors say? ... htm, “Cleopatra was born by the 69 BC in Alexandria. She had three sisters and two brothers, Cleopatra VI, Berenice IV, Arsinoë IV, Ptolemy XIII and Ptolemy XIV. The older sister, Cleopatra VI, died as a child and after Ptolemy Auletes died, Cleopatra’s father, Cleopatra took the throne with only 18 years of age. ... So, by this, Cleopatra made some actions, “She dropped her brother’s name from any official document, she had her own portrait and name in coins of that time, ignoring her brothers… She became a strong-willed Macedonian queen. ... By 48 BC, Cleopatra had made some other actions that attracted the attention of the Court Officials of Alexandria, her mercenaries killed the Roman Governor of Syria’s sons when they came to ask for help to their father against the Parthians. So Theodutus, a man group, believed that it would be easier to have an agreement with Ptolemy XIII than Cleopatra. ... In consequence, “Cleopatra started an army with the Arab tribes and, she and Arsinoë moved to Syria”, as said the web page http://www. ... nu/Africa/Egypt/Cleopatra. ... org/cleopatra/cleopatra. ... Cleopatra didn’t want to be left out and she entered the royal palace rolled in a carpet and when she was unrolled Caesar was impressed. ... Then Cleopatra sister, Arsinoë, escaped and was proclaimed queen by the Macedonian mob and army. Cleopatra never forgave her sister for this and when Ptolemy tried to escape he drowned in the Nile. “Cleopatra was now the sole ruler of Egypt”, the interoz web page says. ... ” Caesar and Cleopatra took a trip up to he Nile of 2 months to celebrate their triumph and there’s were she became pregnant of her first son that was born on June, 23, 47 BC. ... The celebrations lasted a month, September through October, and by these times Cleopatra went over and settled in his home. They celebrated his war triumphs by parading through the streets of Rome with his prisoners, including Cleopatra’s sister, Arsinoë.