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In 51 BCE, Egypt entered a new era. After the death of Pharaoh Ptolemy XII, his daughter Cleopatra VII only eighteen years old became queen. By tradition she shared the throne with her younger brother Ptolemy XIII, but her intelligence, political skill, and determination soon made her Egypt’s true ruler.

Fluent in the Egyptian language and devoted to her people, Cleopatra broke from her Greek-Macedonian ancestors to unite Egypt under her leadership. As internal power struggles erupted inside the royal court, she proved herself a master of diplomacy, strategy, and charisma qualities that would later draw the attention of Rome itself.

This video explores the rise of Cleopatra VII, her early reign, and the political challenges that shaped one of history’s most iconic queens the last Pharaoh of Egypt.

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00:00In 51 BCE, Egypt mourned the death of Pharaoh Ptolemy XII.
00:07His daughter, Cleopatra VII, only 18, rose to rule.
00:13By tradition, she shared the throne with her 10-year-old brother, Ptolemy XIII.
00:20But from the start, her will was stronger than any child king.
00:25Crowned with the double crown of upper and lower Egypt, she swore her oath as Pharaoh, the living horse, the daughter of Isis.
00:36Unlike her ancestors, Cleopatra spoke the language of her people, winning their load.
00:43Yet inside the palace, rivals whisper, backing her brother to weaken her.
00:49But Cleopatra was no puppet queen.
00:52She was Pharaoh.
00:54One spark ends.
00:57The journey continues.
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