After Caesar's death, in order to continue to save Egypt, Cleopatra VII, dressed himself as the goddess of love, lying sexily on the luxurious bed of a super cruise ship, Antony walked into the room, and could not help but dedicate himself to the goddess in front of him...
Once again, Cleopatra used her beauty to conquer men. Antony and Octavian had just quelled the Roman rebellion, with Antony ruling the eastern part of Rome and Octavian ruling the west.
Cleopatra, who learned the news, in order to get the protection of Rome again, deliberately played the appearance of Rodite, sat on a building ship full of jewels, and floated down the river to Antony's city.
The people along the way thought that she was the reappearance of Eros, and everyone rushed to tell each other and rushed to see her face. Antony, under the huge information, was able to see the face of "Venus, the goddess of love", and he didn't know how to be good, and Cleopatra conquered this man again.
And this time her purpose is to let Anthony help her get rid of her sister Arsinnoi.
It turned out that while Caesar was alive, although she helped Cleopatra get rid of her brother Ptolemy XIII, this action caused the rebellion of her sister Arsinnoi, and she decided to avenge her brother.
When Assinoy learned that her brother Malmy XIII had fallen overboard while fleeing by boat, she immediately fled out of the city and found the defeated Achillas army, and everyone prepared to return to the city to fight against Cleopatra and proclaim Asinnoi as queen.
While they were in full swing, Caesar's army suddenly arrived, catching them by surprise, destroying Assinoy's army, and she herself became Caesar's prisoner.
Caesar was a king, and he would not execute a woman. But Cleopatra, fearing that keeping Asinnoi would later threaten her throneship, repeatedly asked Caesar to execute her sister.
To satisfy his lover Cleopatra's request, Caesar took Arsinnoi and her army to a parade through Rome to humiliate her.
Unexpectedly, the people of Rome had pity for Arsinoyi, and in order to appease the people's opinion, Caesar had to release Arsinoyi and let her seek refuge in the temple of Ephissos.
Back in Egypt, Caesar married Cleopatra to her and her other younger brother in accordance with Ptolemaic custom, so that they could continue to govern together.
In fact, Ptolemy XIV was nothing more than a child, and power in Egypt remained in the hands of Caesar and Cleopatra.
After following Caesar, Cleopatra gave birth to a son to him, and Cleopatra, who thought that Caesar would protect her, did not expect that Caesar would soon be assassinated en masse by members of his senate.
Deprived of the protection of powerful Rome, Cleopatra fell into anxiety again, and when she heard that Antony had seized power in the eastern part of Rome, she used her charm to conquer men and Rome again.
After Cleopatra was with Anthony, Antony fell into the woman's lust and obeyed her.
Antony acted quickly on Cleopatra's request to get rid of her sister, and soon news came from Ephissos that Arsinnoi had been beheaded.
This time, Cleopatra finally got what she wanted.
Then the power struggle did not end in Rome, and during the ten years of Antony's rule in the east of Rome, Octavian pressed closer.
It turned out that Antony's wife was originally Octavian's sister, and he swore to Octavian in a vow: "You wait, I will humiliate Caesar's woman well, and then remove her from the Egyptian throne and make your sister queen." ”
Unexpectedly, after Anthony saw Cleopatra, he was fascinated by her soul and had already forgotten his original vow. Not only did he abandon his wife for Cleopatra, he also claimed to give part of eastern Rome to the queen and Caesar's son.
Octavian was furious when he learned of this, and Octavian united the ministers of the Senate openly opposed Antony. So a showdown that had to be fought began.
Antony and Cleopatra led an army to war at Actium, the Roman army was not to be outdone to break through their line, approaching Cleopatra's fleet, Cleopatra saw the situation and turned around and fled, Antony learned that Cleopatra was about to flee and abandon herself, desperately abandoning her troops and climbing onto a lifeboat to chase her wife.
The infatuated Anthony, of course, is the one who lost the most in this war.
In order to ensure the security of Egypt, Cleopatra unilaterally declared her submission to Octavian without asking for Antony's consent.
Octavian replied to her that if he killed Antony, he promised not to invade Egypt.
And Anthony said: As long as Cleopatra's life can be saved, he is willing to commit suicide!
Unwilling to betray Antony, Cleopatra decided to trade her death with the treasures of Egypt for peace.
But Anthony thought that Cleopatra had surrendered outside, and heard that Cleopatra had been killed, and Anthony committed suicide in despair.
Octavian soon took Cleopatra captive, when Cleopatra wanted to seduce Octavian again with her own lust. Octavian refused, he took her back to Rome and paraded her as a captive to avenge his sister.
In the end, Cleopatra was humiliated and in the room where she was imprisoned, she paid off the maid who delivered the food, and killed herself by poisoning herself with a poisonous snake.
After Cleopatra's death, Octavian admired her for sacrificing herself to preserve Egypt's integrity and dignity for decades.
Octavian ordered her to be buried with Antony, and Cleopatra, a generation of queens, finally ended her legendary life.
With the death of Cleopatra VII, the 300-year rule of the Ptolemaic dynasty of Egypt came to an end, and Egypt was incorporated into Rome and ceased to be an independent state.
During the reign of Cleopatra, ancient Egypt remained extremely prosperous, and the love nest she and her lover Antony, Alexandria, built with her, sank to the bottom of the sea many years later.
Centuries later, American archaeologist Gordio and Egyptian colleagues dived into the open sea and found the blocks and statues sunk under the sea, so that this legendary royal ancient city was reborn in front of the world and unveiled the mystery of Cleopatra.
This period of prosperity in the history of ancient Egypt bears witness to Cleopatra's outstanding talents as a generation of queens. What do you think?
