:: ''For the infamous Cleopatra of Egypt, see [[Cleopatra VII]] ''
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{{about|the name that was traditionally given to the queen of Ancient Egypt|the infamous seventh and final Cleopatra|[[Cleopatra VII]]}}
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'''Cleopatra''' was the name of seven Egyptian queens of Greek decent who ruled between 193-30 B.C. during the Ptolemaic Dynasty. The most famous of them was [[Cleopatra VII]] Philopator, who had marriages with both [[Julius Caesar]] and [[Marc Antony]] of [[Rome]], and was one of [[Egypt]]'s last independent rulers.
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'''Cleopatra''' was the name of seven Egyptian queens of Greek decent who ruled between 193-30 B.C. during the [[Ptolemaic Dynasty]]. The most famous of them was [[Cleopatra VII]] Philopator, who had marriages with both [[Julius Caesar]] and [[Marc Antony]] of [[Rome]]; she was one of [[Egypt]]'s last independent rulers.