What kind of woman is the real Cleopatra in history?

The name is Cleopatra, and the historical records look like a fairy.

Cleopatra VII (65438+ February 70 BC or 65438+ 69 BC1October -65438+ February 30 BC)

Known as Cleopatra. She was the last female Pharaoh of Ptolemy dynasty in ancient Egypt. She let a poisonous snake commit suicide in order to kill herself and Egypt at the same time (however, studies have proved that she is more likely to die of Octavian's murder). From then on, Egypt became a part of the Roman Empire until the demise of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century.

She is talented, witty, clever and has ulterior motives, and her life is full of drama. In particular, she was involved in the political whirlpool in the late Rome and the Republic of China, and was closely related to Caesar and Anthony, accompanied by various anecdotes, which made her a famous figure in literary and artistic works.

Extended data Bryce Pascal once said:

"If Cleopatra's nose is one inch long or one inch short, maybe the world will change", and the ancient Roman coins just reflect this fact. Cleopatra in the coin is not only not beautiful, but also ugly. Cleopatra was able to seduce Julius Caesar and Anthony because they were attracted by Cleopatra's wisdom.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Cleopatra