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Egypt’s Hellenistic regent Cleopatra I, although a …
Years: 176BCE - 176BCE
Egypt’s Hellenistic regent Cleopatra I, although a daughter of a Seleucid king, has not taken sides in Syria and remains friendly with Rome.
Mother and son govern effectively until her death in 176, when ten-year-old Ptolemy VI Philometor (Greek: Loving his Mother), beset by problems of dynastic rivalry, becomes sole ruler of Egypt, and immediately falls under the influence of two ambitious courtiers.
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Years: 176BCE - 176BCE
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