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Cleopatra was the last Pharaoh ruler of Ancient Egypt — and is regarded by historians as being one of the greatest. Cleopatra was born in 69 BC. Cleopatra was a very intelligent child and showed promise as a ruler from a very early age. When she was 18 years old, her father died and left the throne to her and her ten-year-old brother, Ptolemy XIII.

Because she was the older sibling, Cleopatra became the main ruler of Egypt after a short time in power; but as her brother grew up, he began to want more power.

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Cleopatra was exiled from the palace and fled to Syria to seek aid. She built up an army of mercenaries paid soldiers and returned to Egypt in 48 BC with the intention of taking back the throne. Cleopatra was famed for her beauty, intelligence, and charm. She used all three of these attributes to win support for her claim in Egypt. However, at the same time, the Roman general Julius Caesar came to Egypt in hunt of a man named Pompey, a Roman general who fled there to escape from justice.

After it turned out that Pompey had already been killed, Caesar became very angry and set himself up in the Egyptian Royal Palace at Alexandria to find the ones responsible. Knowing that she needed support to win the throne, Cleopatra decided to meet with Caesar and ask for his help. The stories say that she snuck into the palace through enemy lines by hiding herself inside a carpet, and then emerging from inside it when she knew he was alone.

After returning to power, Cleopatra traveled through Egypt with Caesar and was hailed by her subjects as the true Pharaoh of Egypt. After a while, she gave birth to a son who the people called Caesarion little Caesar in 47 BC. Though Cleopatra was an unpopular ruler at first in part because she was a woman Egypt prospered under her rule, and the Egyptian people soon came to regard her with great esteem.