Cleopatra's biography depicts her influential role in Roman politics amid intense power struggles. As the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom, Cleopatra skillfully navigated political alliances, notably with Julius Caesar and later Mark Antony. Her relationships with these powerful Roman leaders were not merely personal but strategic, aimed at securing her throne and Egypt's sovereignty. Cleopatra's intelligence and charm underscored her ability to wield power in a male-dominated era. Her legacy illustrates the complexity of female authority in ancient history and her impact on the transition of Roman governance through political intrigue and ambitious maneuvers.