Cleopatra of a life of ups and downs

The name "Cleopatra" I believe most people are not unfamiliar, today I will talk about the life of Cleopatra.

　　Cleopatra VII, also known as Cleopatra, whose father was Tomile XII, designated his eldest son (Cleopatra's younger brother) to rule the country together with Cleopatra.

　　Cleopatra was customarily married to her younger brother (Tomile XIII), and the couple co-managed the government, but soon after the two men turned against each other due to factional struggles and power struggles, Cleopatra was driven to Syria.

　　After Cleopatra arrived in Syria, she raised an army and prepared to seize the Egyptian throne by force.

　　At this time, Julius Caesar pursued the enemy to Egypt, and Tomil III, in order to please Caesar, used Caesar to remove Cleopatra, and sacrificed the head of Caesar's enemy to Julius Caesar.

　　At the same time, Cleopatra also wanted to use Julius Caesar to help her return to Egypt and seize the throne, so she had her subordinates dressed as a merchant and wrapped herself in a blanket, and when the merchant begged caesar to see Caesar at Caesar's residence, Cleopatra came out of the blanket and met with Caesar.

　　Fascinated by Cleopatra's beauty and wisdom, who always liked the wise, Caesar helped Cleopatra return to Egypt, and soon after, Tomile XIII was killed in exile.

　　Caesar conquered Egypt, but did not include Egypt in Roman territory, and from then on, Cleopatra lived with Caesar and gave birth to a son, and soon after, Cleopatra was invited to Rome and was honored.

　　Seeing that Cleopatra was about to become the first lady of Rome, Caesar was assassinated at this time, and Cleopatra left Rome in disgrace.

　　Upon her return to Egypt, Cleopatra poisoned Tomir XIV (another of Cleopatra's younger brothers) and made her and Caesar's son Tomile XV to rule Egypt together.

　　In Rome at this time, Antony and Octavian quelled the rebellion, with Octavian ruling the west and Antony ruling the east.

　　Antony sent a message to Egypt during the war, hoping to get Egypt's money and food supply, and after Cleopatra met antony, Antony was conquered by Cleopatra's beauty, and the two lived for 12 years and had 3 children.

　　The marriage of the two men, in addition to feelings, also contained political purposes, Antony's expedition to war needed the wealth support of Egypt, and Egypt needed Roman protection, strengthening and expanding its own right to rule.

　　After Antony's great victory in a war, he did not return to Rome, but held a triumphal ceremony according to Egyptian etiquette, and ascended the throne with Cleopatra.

　　Antony's donation of Roman conquest to Cleopatra and her children provoked the anger of the Romans, which deprived Antony of strong domestic support.

　　Octavian took advantage of this and severely damaged Antony, defeating Antony at the Battle of Yaksing, and Antony withdrew to Egypt.

　　Less than a year later, Octavian marched into Egypt, and Antony saw that the tide was gone, and he killed himself.

　　Cleopatra, knowing that her death was nearing, ended her legendary, romantic life with a poisonous snake, and after Cleopatra's death, the son she and Caesar gave birth to, as well as the eldest son born to Antony, were executed by Octavian's orders.

　　The 300-year-long Egypt came to an end and Egypt was incorporated into Rome.

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