Cleopatra
Cleopatra, (Greek: "Renowned in Her Dad") in full Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator ("Cleopatra the Dad Cherishing Goddess")
(conceived 70/69 BCE — passed on August 30 BCE, Alexandria), Egyptian sovereign, renowned in history and shown as the admirer of Julius Caesar and later as the spouse of Imprint Antony. She became sovereign on the demise of her dad, Ptolemy XII, in 51 BCE and managed progressively with her two siblings Ptolemy XIII (51-47) and Ptolemy XIV (47-44), and her child Ptolemy XV Caesar (44-30). After the Roman multitudes of Octavian (the future sovereign Augustus) crushed their joined powers, Antony and Cleopatra ended it all, and Egypt fell under Roman mastery. Cleopatra effectively impacted Roman legislative issues at an essential period, and she came to address, as did no one else of olden times, the model of the heartfelt femme fatale.
