PART 2: kzfaq.infoivRZQIczAzM (TY FOR 10 MILLION!!! + CORRECTIONS BELOW) Don't forget to leave a like if you enjoyed this video, and subscribe if you want to see more of this sort of content! CORRECTIONS: 1. It was important of me to have said that Cleopatra was Macedonian Greek - not just Greek. 2. By today's standards, she may not be described as 'beautiful' as she is in the dialogue here. However, as many of you have pointed out, her intelligence and charisma are what made her attractive. 3. As far as skin colour/ethnicity goes - Cleopatra is known to have come from a long line of inbreeding, such was the norm for the Ptolemies. However, due to an intermarriage with the Macedonian Greek Seleucid Dynasty, there was an influence of Persian and Sogdian Iranian Ancestry. This means she was likely neither black nor white, and more of an 'olive' skin tone. This is obviously a subject of intense debate, i'm not suggesting what I say here to be 100% accurate - that's why I didn't focus on skin colour and I only refer to it as what is 'likely' or 'unlikely' based on the general consensus among historians! Thanks again for watching, If any of you have any additional information to add i'm always happy to read the comments!

You forgot, she also inspired dozens and dozens of different slot machine themes

Everyone got unique names and then there’s Marc Anthony

That tongue twister joke was wild

She was known for much more than just beauty. She was also known for her intelligence. Obviously if she knew several languages.

She was also nicknamed “Golden Lips” by Caesar as a reference to her mind-boggling brain game.

Cleopatra wasn't necessarily considered the most attractive woman around, but was described as incredibly enchanting and seductive

AI does not know what Cleopatra looked like.

Cleopatra had that throat game confirmed

Thumbnail: "Tongue" 7.2 million: "I'm intrigued"

Last but not least, she was actually a Jedi.

Don't forget why she was called the "golden mouth*

I went from Percy Jackson fan to watching a 3 hour video about Greek mythology 😂

“She wasn’t dangerously beautiful, but beautifully dangerous” - Someone

“I bet she was good at-“ 😳 “-tongue twisters.” 😮‍💨

**Cleopatra VII Philopator:** 1. **Birth and Family:** - Cleopatra VII was born around 69 BC in Alexandria, Egypt. - She was a member of the Ptolemaic dynasty, a Greek royal family ruling Egypt. 2. **Dynastic Relations:** - Cleopatra was the daughter of Ptolemy XII Auletes and likely the sister of Ptolemy XIII and Ptolemy XIV. - She engaged in political relationships, including alliances and marriages within her own family, to maintain her rule. 3. **Cultural Background:** - Despite her Greek ancestry, Cleopatra embraced Egyptian culture and portrayed herself as the reincarnation of the Egyptian goddess Isis. 4. **Relationship with Julius Caesar:** - Cleopatra became romantically involved with Julius Caesar during his visit to Egypt in 48 BC. - They had a child named Caesarion, believed to be Caesar's son. 5. **Political Intrigues:** - Cleopatra's involvement with prominent Roman leaders, including Mark Antony, played a significant role in the political dynamics of the time. 6. **Relationship with Mark Antony:** - After Caesar's assassination, Cleopatra formed a relationship with Mark Antony, one of Caesar's generals. - They had three children together. 7. **Battle of Actium:** - Cleopatra and Mark Antony faced defeat at the Battle of Actium in 31 BC against Octavian (later known as Augustus), Caesar's adopted heir. 8. **Death:** - Facing capture by Octavian, Cleopatra and Mark Antony died in 30 BC. The circumstances of their deaths are subject to historical debate. - Cleopatra's death is often associated with suicide by snakebite, though alternative theories exist. 9. **Legacy:** - Cleopatra's life and relationships with influential Roman leaders have been the subject of numerous works of literature, art, and film. - Her reign marked the end of the Ptolemaic dynasty and the beginning of Egypt's incorporation into the Roman Empire. 10. **Intellectual and Linguistic Abilities:** - Cleopatra was known for her intelligence and fluency in multiple languages, including Greek, Egyptian, and possibly Latin. Cleopatra's life is intertwined with the complex political landscape of the late Roman Republic, and her relationships with Caesar and Antony have contributed to her lasting historical significance. Here are all of the facts

“She was Greek” Netflix- “yeah about that, we don’t really give a shit…”

"She was fluent in 9 languages" duolingo be crying

Some say she really wasn't that beautiful, but she was extremely attractive due to her inteligence and charisma edit: she had Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve and Taaaalent, heney!!! Sorry, I had to do that

All hail, queen #Cleopatra may she forever reign 👸🏽✨ the #AfricanQueen

I met her In real life, her name is Louisa Scarrott - Love You Forever Girl .

9 languages is kind of insane when you think about it

She wasn’t known for her beauty, she was known for her wit and charm.

She wasn't known for her beauty but for her very intelligent personality. Her nose is said to not have been very beautiful

“She was black…. Because my grandmother said so..”

I think Julius Ceasar said Cleopatra was good with her tounge...😮

"What If I told you cleopatra had that DAWG in her?"

She was great period

Cleopatra wasn’t known for her beauty but her cleverness. Hollywood made people believe that

God why did the AI have to make her THAT fine

"She was greek" Netflix: Stop the cap

Great short!

Good job bro❤

Fun fact: It's very possible that Cleopatra has descendants alive today. After her death, Cleopatra's children were taken to Rome and ultimately placed in the care of Octavia, who was Marc Antony's wife. Octavia was said to be a noble and humane woman. Despite Cleopatra having had a very open affair with her husband, Octavia made sure that Cleopatra's children were educated and found them places in high society. Her daughter married the king of Numidia and had children. Several generations of her descendants are documented and some scholars speculate that Zenobia of Palmyra may have been among Cleoaptra's descendants. Her descendants regularly married people outside of their own ethnicity and moved from country to country, meaning her descendants could be scattered all over the world.

Yeah, I have also heard she was not attractive, but her power and leadership was what attracted so many men to her. Regardless, she is always portrayed as a striking beauty.

You nailed it again! This video is so entertaining!

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, moreover she certainly wasn't an Elizabeth Tyler. I think she was an average interracial girl,but her educational talent was sharp and notable and that's what gave her an unusual beauty.

So she had the real beauty: knowledge and charisma ❤

She actually wasn’t known for her beauty, she was quite plain. However, she was amazingly intelligent and cunning and had an aura about her that drew people to her.

congratulations to the camera man who took these photos of cleopatra

Thank you for the video! Very informative! ❤️

She wasn't known for her beauty. She was rather plain looking. There was a lot of incest in her family to keep the blodline "pure". She was however intelligent, educated and very charming. That's why men found her interesting. An educated woman was very uncommon back then.

"She was actually greek" Tell Netflix that

I love Egypt, the style of clothes is everything omg

Love this perspective! We've been down a similar rabbit hole. 🐇🕳️

She was NOT known for her beauty. In fact, some may have even called her unattractive. It was her mind, wit, personality that was so enchanting. She was exceptionally smart and quick.

u forgot something: she had charisma level over 9000

She was indengenous

Great!!

Want some of the perfume. Completely obsessed with the idea of ancient fragrances.

I read she was not conventionally attractive at all but her personality was so charming that it made her irresistible to men .

The A.I images were wild.

Julius Caesar literally paused a war to take a cruise down Nile with her which speaks volumes about the kind of person she was, she was intelligent and charismatic. She wasn't wasn't just a good lay.

I learned in school that she wasn’t physically as attractive as most think, but it was her mind and her ability to charm others. The girl wrapped herself in a carpet to get send to Julius Caesar

DEFINITELY HAD SOME TONGUE TWISTER TECHNIQUES 😜

Dope facts!

She wasn’t considered “conventionally attractive” she was charming.

Here we go with AI generated content

"I bet she was good at tongue twister"... 🤣🤣🤣

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Some say she wasn't beautiful. But you have to remember beauty was very different 2,000 years ago. Moreover she was praised for her intelligence and charisma which made her beautiful.

She have the gift of gab She moved strategically, she was not that pretty. But she knew how to talk, and she knew what she wanted and how to get it. That's what made her more look as though she was prettier.

as an egyptian who studied politics and history this is 100% accurate keep it up bro🔥🔥

That's an epic history!

I remember my grandmother saying to me, "I don't care what they tell you in school , Cleopatra was an Alien "

They say that Cleopatra had many many men wanting her not because of physical beauty but because of how intelligent she was and how well she ruled. They said she was physically okay. But she was intelligent and seductive so that’ll get you places-

This is quite literally Eye Springlock experience

She also rizzed Julius Caesar up so he would kill her 13 yr old brother (who she was married to even though she’s 8 years older than him) so she could be the ruler of Egypt.

I’m learning more than I learn from my history teacher 💀😭

She wasn’t known for her beauty, she was known for her charm. She had an irresistible presence

In fact, Cleopatra was not the most beautiful queen as believed, BUT she was fully aware of how to use her feminine power more than any previous queen, so it is believed that she was able to overthrow so many men with her attractiveness.

Love the drawings

The ending “HERE ARE SOME facts” 😂

Fun fact about her lover Marc Anthony. He actually rose from the dead, learned fluent Spanish and became a world famous artist

Im proud that im an egyptian

Went to egypt 🇪🇬

"I bet she was good at tongue twisters" 💀

Imma need that cleopatra "tongue twister" photo for later

Nice!

An Egyptian Define A Human Being. As You See.

Fun fact: One of the Ceasers actually wrote about how good she was at those tongue twisters…

My grandmother told me :"I don't care what they say , Cleopatra was Chinese "

Awesome video 👌

This is the best video. I like it very much. I always support you. Please keep making good videos in the future.

That AI got me actin up bruv💀💀💀

An old copy of National Geographic I found contained a scratch n sniff sample of Cleopatra's perfume, or what historians suppose it would have smelled like and it was simply divine. If memory serves, blue lotus was in it as well, among other ingredients.

That's wild, an Egyptian queen got with Marc Anthony!

Strange. According to Netflix, she was black, but she doesn't look like this at all IN FUCKING REALITY, NETFLIX!!1!

Cleopatra is now my history Waifu

A crazy fact as well... Marc Anthony held a splendid party for her. Every dish served was better or more extravagant than the one previous. Cleopatra wasn't impressed and said she could have something worth way more. She asked for a cup of vinegar then put one of her Pearl earrings in it. It dissolved and she drank it. There's a painting of the party.

It all went downtown at "I bet she was good at tongue twisters"

That's awesome

She wasn't actually known for her beauty but she could charm the scales off a snake.

Dont listen to the people saying she wasn't pretty. Her father had many, many daughters and chose the prettiest as his favorite, to let her have the best of the best. Which is why she was so talented, she was literally groomed into being perfect

She looks so gorgeous

Fun fact: Alexander the Great was actually from Macedonia, now called North Macedonia, located right above Greece. And no, it is NOT part of Greece. Greece took a part of Macedonian land a while back. Alexander the Great was actually called Alexander the Macedon. He was the former king of Macedonia.

"I don't care what they tell you in school, Cleopatra was a thug."

She was in fact not known for her beauty as she was not too physically attractive, but her intelligence and leadership skills, causing people to see more of her inner beauty than outer

Ok actually, she did not kill herself with an asp. This is quite long be warned. She actually was captured and imprisoned in her chambers after an invasion of Egypt. Now, she had a maid in there right? Events leading up to this; So she was in love with what’s his face who stabbed himself with a sword. Why? BECAUSE THE POSTAL SERVICE SUCKED THATS WHY. Basically, someone sent her a message saying he was dying, so she got all depressed. Then some IDIOT send that guy a letter saying Cleopatra was dead. That idiot was traveling to see her even in death and just stabbed himself. Then he got another letter saying “ignore last letter, she is NOT dead do NOT stab self with sword” so now he had to travel again and he got to cleopatra, died in her arms, cleopatra was trapped in her chambers. And her maid took a poison from a plant along the Nile and put it on the tip of a pointy golden hairpin. They both died. The asp thing is a rumor from Shakespeare’s play Hamlet Yes I am an Egypt nerd, how did you know? I bet no one will like this or even read it 🙃🙃

I never knew that about Cleopatra 😮