Caesarion
Last pharaoh of Ptolemaic Egypt from 44 to 30 BC · Egypt · Historical Figures · Lived 47 BC to 30 BC · aged 17
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Something wrong?The son Cleopatra claimed Julius Caesar fathered - a boy whose bloodline made him dangerous enough that Rome's new master had him hunted down and killed at seventeen.
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Armant. Tempel van Cleopatra en Ptolemaeus XV Caesarion Ruïnes, GDE003238
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Limestone stela of a high priest of god Ptah. It bears the cartouches of Cleopatra and Caesarion. From Egypt. Ptolemaic Period. The Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, London
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Born in 47 BC, Ptolemy XV Caesar was named for his father and raised in the shadow of empires colliding. Cleopatra made him co-ruler at three, after Caesar's assassination left them both exposed. For fourteen years he reigned beside her as Egypt tried to navigate Rome's civil wars. When his mother died by suicide in August 30 BC, Alexandria had already fallen to Octavian. The boy pharaoh went into hiding, but Octavian tracked him down within days - one rival too many to let live. His execution ended the Ptolemaic dynasty and closed three millennia of Egyptian kingship.
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