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Famous FamilyTrees

The Ptolemic Period included several queens in Egypt named Cleopatra, the most famous and influential being Queen Cleopatra VII. One of the most fascinating women in history, Cleopatra was the daughter of Ptolemy XII (Ptolemy Auletes) and Cleopatra V. During her lifetime, Cleopatra served as the last pharaoh of Egypt, spoke nine languages, married two of her own brothers (as was custom in the royal family), won a Civil War against her brother, Ptolemy XIII, was mistress to and fathered a son (Caesarion, Ptolemy XIV) with Julius Caesar, and met and married her love, Mark Antony. Cleopatra’s reign ended with her suicide, at the age of 39, after she and Antony were defeated by Octavian, Caesar’s heir, at the Battle of Actium. It is believed that she chose the bite from a Egyptian cobra snake (asp) as the means of her death to insure her immortality as a goddess.

Cleopatra Family Tree

Ptolemy VIII
b: in Egypt
d: 116 BC in Egypt

Ptolemy IX
b: 142 BC in Egypt
d: 80 BC in Egypt

Cleopatra III
b: in Egypt
d: in Egypt

Ptolemy XII
b:
d: 51 BC in Egypt

Greek Concubine
b: in Unknown
d: in Egypt

Cleopatra VII
b: 69 BC in Egypt
d: 30 BC in Egypt

Ptolemy VIII
b: in Egypt
d: 116 BC in Egypt

Ptolemy IX
b: 142 BC in Egypt
d: 80 BC in Egypt

Cleopatra III
b: in Egypt
d: in Egypt

Cleopatra V
b: in Egypt
d: in Egypt

Ptolemy VI
b: 185 BC in Egypt
d: 145 BC in Egypt

Cleopatra IV
b: in Egypt
d: in Egypt

Cleopatra II
b: in Egypt
d: in Egypt

Source: http://genealogy.about.com/library/family_trees/bl_cleopatra.htm

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