The Final Pharoah: Cleopatra

The AI chronicles continue as we explore the ancient Egyptian civilization in Queen Cleopatra's time. The story covers her interaction with Julius Caesar of Rome and ultimate end of Egyptian kingdom.

[@oobrocks]

1 thing I hate about all Cleopatra movies is that they never show her speaking multiple languages 😢

[@anamairazapata9752]

Egyptian and Greek ?

[@oobrocks]

Latin too

[@philipmoiya9780]

@@anamairazapata9752 the yy the CD

[@Jade-ol7dx]

Or true race

[@irunamuk]

But she was pretty. That’s all history needs to remember about her, right?

[@kevinbesa1000]

I love the shorts. And now I love these longer versions! I hope more will come soon.

[@YaraEye]

How about islamic history content ?

[@YaraEye]

How about islamic history content ?

[@richardglady3009]

What a WONDERFUL use of AI. I am a historian and see this video as the means to teach history to a younger generation. Thank you for all your hard work in creating this video.

[@ZenDen74]

amazing content and ai visuals. Love the educational content . what AI generator do you use?

[@antonlupan8482]

What ai program are you using?

[@_ceritafakta]

You are one of the motivators for me to make KZbin Short with the theme of historical facts. thank you very much, greetings from indonesia

[@christopherthrawn1333]

Excellent work here

[@edmond6423]

I love the presentation and the audio scenes makes the story vivid and real........ its like a have traval time space and am there living in the time ... keep it up. good work....

[@abanjo1956]

@@stellarsagasThe best channel I’ve seen making use of AI technology

[@thememory6062]

Which AI is it?

[@EverydayChatsAI]

Great Content, very inspiring.

[@redakcjaerudyta]

What Ai imagine creater are you using?

[@Mel_CE]

Breaks my heart how Egypt is now.

[@JohnDoe-kg6gy]

How is now?

[@north432]

Poor

[@sb8095]

Frr

[@sb8095]

​@@JohnDoe-kg6gyextremely backwards

[@femi2873]

The curse of God is on Egypt

[@christopherthrawn1333]

Hey Netflix. She is not black. Olive skin color. Thank you for this short documentary. Well done.

[@Scout-Club]

Very colourful pictures

[@M7hana.s_]

My wonder woman Cleopatra

[@FoodDXhistory]

Are you curious to know what Queen Cleopatra ate?

[@tamnnhien]

that's great thank you!

[@elizabetharistarchkiwango1833]

I really like Cleopatra's story

[@FoodDXhistory]

Are you curious to know what Queen Cleopatra ate?

[@aiartvisionvn]

I really love your story, and I really want to create great videos like this too, LOL

[@johnlouiebaguyo2020]

HELLO SIR can i ask if what voice over app do you use?

[@InfiniteHistory8]

cool video

[@motivationzon5]

BRO, from where do you get all these animations with photos in backround please tell me

[@hienable6933]

They were A.I generated

[@YoutubeTaughtMe]

Which Ai was used ?

[@soniaexplores_]

Probably midjourney or something similar

[@MaleDynamic]

What kind of AI is used to generate these pictures?

[@bloodyG99]

MidJourney AI probably

[@pravin8479]

Great work

[@Groofand1]

What IA you using?

[@TheStevenChannel]

She was a beautiful Greek.

[@rocdaneweracap]

I bet she looked so ugly due too much inbreeding in that blood line

[@AngerySnek]

She was mostly greek but it's been proposed that one of her grandmothers was egyptian

[@DicerX]

@@AngerySnekThey didn't mix with the populace. Especially not in marriage since A. During that time, marriage was to consolidate the ruling family or to build political ties. There was no such need inside of Egypt, and they much preferred incest over marrying over as the dilution of their bloodline would fracture their lineage. So no, they were inbred Greeks. Any attempts to discredit that require EXTRAORDINARY evidence. Aka, a time machine.

[@randomgreyalien4835]

@@AngerySnek The Ptolemy family are pure blood, they are inbreds, so no, her grandma can't be Egyptian.

[@nee6210]

amazing narration 🖤🔥

[@paws_purrs_with_lucky]

good

[@lxstrand]

Dark skin doesn’t mean black, black is American. Egypt is in Africa, she had Macedonian blood, which means she was more than likely a light skinned woman. Idk why that’s such an issue. Egypt being conquered throughout the years changed the ethnicity into a mixed looking race/ olive.

[@royade]

dark skin doesn’t mean black??? you failed your teachers

[@BandoLando]

@@royade dark skin does not only correlate to black people, there are plenty of other regions with dark skinned people like india, the middle east, and southern america. he'd be correct about her being mixed and fair/tan toned.

[@YouDino]

What name of the music please

[@Pakistanionomigle]

Hello bro can you let me is it voiceover or text to speech

[@femi2873]

Cleopatra must have been a witch

[@FoodDXhistory]

Are you curious to know what Queen Cleopatra ate?

[@LmiCollection]

Egypt is baby in from of indus valley and Mauryan Empire which defeated greeks again and again.

[@FoodDXhistory]

Are you curious to know what Queen Cleopatra ate?

[@iulia3693]

Her father was the general Ptolemy, a greek commander which was working with Alexander the Great

[@oobrocks]

Of course not; you’re off by 300 yrs

[@iulia3693]

Read some more, i haven’t specified which Ptolemy is exactly because they are more than one :)

[@fabianhale845]

@@iulia3693 actually you did specify by calling him Alexander’s general. That was Ptolemy I Soter. Cleopatra’s father was Ptolemy XII and he wasn’t anyone’s general.

[@iulia3693]

@@fabianhale845 must have been the grandfather then. There is a connection to that.

[@fabianhale845]

@@iulia3693 Ptolemy I Soter was Cleopatra’s sixth great grandfather.

[@kaungkhantaye6318]

She's reputed to be most beautiful of all women on par with Helen of Troy,guess because she's not purely Egyptian and was of Greek and Egypt blood descents,her ancestor Ptolemy of Egypt, was childhood friend of Alexander the Great, probably most successful and capable among his generals.....

[@FoodDXhistory]

Are you curious to know what Queen Cleopatra ate?

[@iulia3693]

Her mother was queen of Egyptian

[@FoodDXhistory]

Are you curious to know what Queen Cleopatra ate?

[@ybcmedia3312]

ai can read at all

[@deecrown3983]

Lol...rt

[@DicerX]

I'll repeat this for visibility. But the poster ​​⁠Clarins that one of the basis for artistically making Cleopatra black is the disgraced documentary where her sister is claimed to be of African descent based on *skull measurements*. Yes you heard that right, freaking skull measurements. Calling it psudo-science is giving it a compliment. And it gets even better, the tomb had no inscription whatsoever, and the only evidence linking it to Arsinoë is the mere fact that it's a grand tomb from the right time period. Apparently, the shape of the tomb was meant to invoke the shape of the Lighthouse of Alexandria, suggesting an Egyptian occupant. But that claim doesn't quite hold up under scrutiny. And, get this, the skull that they're basing their whole ethnic argument on? It doesn't even exist anymore! It was lost during World War II. All we have left are measurements taken by the original excavators, and we're supposed to just trust those as proof of the skeleton's ethnicity? Seems might as well draw doodles in the sand and say that Cleopatra looked JUST LIKE THAT. Moreover, the age of the skeleton found in the tomb doesn't line up with Arsinoë's age at death. The bones are from a girl between 15 and 18, but Arsinoë was in her mid-twenties when she died. That's a pretty substantial age difference. And the cherry on top? We don't even know if Cleopatra and Arsinoë had the same mother. They only shared a father, King Ptolemy. If they had different mothers, the entire argument about Cleopatra's ethnicity based on this skeleton completely crumbles. Lastly, the timing of this whole revelation is rather suspect. Just as the BBC is about to release their new documentary on Cleopatra, they suddenly have this big 'scoop'? Seems more like a publicity stunt than a genuine archaeological breakthrough. It's fascinating how one theory can stir up so much debate, but when you really dig into the evidence, it's clear that it's nothing but bull.

[@abstract5249]

You're really invested in this, aren't you? Who cares if some ancient ruler was black or white? Cleopatra is long dead and has no relevance in your life today. Or are you going to tell me the history of African slavery is still relevant in America?

[@FoodDXhistory]

Are you curious to know what Queen Cleopatra ate?

[@okirenvader1692]

Cleopatra was not black

[@FoodDXhistory]

Are you curious to know what Queen Cleopatra ate?

[@papouche777]

Humanity derived from black people! That's simple knowledge!

[@kendavis625]

Simple knowledge is that Egyptians are not black. If they were what happened? Compare the countries that are.

[@matiusbond6052]

@@kendavis625 Its 2023 and you make a jack ass stupid comment like that,THEY STILL LiVE MAINLY IN SOUTHERN EGYPT,they are black and brown people of their native lands.

[@shadaloo1]

​@@kendavis625Arabs invaded

[@cassandraezeako4222]

What proof do u have that she was ever a descent of greece.

[@InsaneProf]

She was a part of the Ptolemaic Dynasty - descended from one of Alexander the Great's generals & that dynasty was known to keep to the practice incest, like pretty much, every other dynasty of Egypt, to keep the royal bloodline pure. What proof do you have that she wasn't Greek?

[@dominiquewyatt6704]

​@Alan Lewis you are right because Egypt is in Euroe Tombs he be

[@InsaneProf]

@@dominiquewyatt6704 Egypt isn't, but Greece is. Also, people from the Mediterranean coast of Africa, tend to be fairer skinned.

[@amikepatton]

@@InsaneProf they found her sister arsinoe iv . She is of Greek and African descent. 500 years of incest is what the history books claim…. But how long do we actually think that will work genetically before defects. By the time cleopatra took the throne. She was more than likely mixed raced as her sister. It’s very googlable.

[@InsaneProf]

@@amikepatton it's not confirmed that they found Arsinoe - it's believed they did. You also have to remember that Arsinoe was Cleopatra's half sister as they did not have the same mother. It is disputed by some archaeologists that the bones found were Arsinoe's, BTW, as they were the bones of a 15-18 year old & Arsinoe was known to have been in her mid 20s when she died.

[@cooljapan6282]

I think America has really serious probroms with their education system. Specially with world history and geoghraphy. When they started stealing Egyption history, we thought it was just one of funny oversea news in Japan since it was not our business at all. But after they made Yasuke the Portuguese African slave a samurai hero of Japanese history, we started understanding the suffering what Egyptions have now. Even though we have very tiny(Almost none) record about him until now but black americans already have no problem to make him the great black samurai who saved Japan. They even have his war records, his great bioghraphy written by medieval Japanese, even his pictures, his statues too already even though all their sources are fake that made with fake Japanese records or fake traslations but none of them want to check their sources. I recently watched an American documentary film 'Queen Cleopatra' and a historical movie, "The Woman King". Even In one of the films, an American scholar says _"I remember my grandmother saying to me, "I don't care what they tell you in school, Cleopatra was Black.""_ It was super cultural shock. Honestly. Now I start understanding why all the Eastern traditions in the Hollywood movies are nothing looks like Eastern ones but very look like Western people's oriental cosplay. I wonder if the locals or all the other Aricans can feel African tradition when they watch "The Woman King".

[@paintitblack4199]

We Wuz Kangz!! 🤣

[@iulia3693]

Egyptians are not black and greeks too not.

[@jeanpier5054]

STUPID PERSON THERES ALL SHADES OF BLACK IN MOSTLY ALL OVER THE WORLD EVEN IN INDIA THERE ARE DARK SKINED PEOPLE AS BLACK AS AFRICANS PLEASE GO AND LOOK INTO YOUR FALSE HISTORY BOOKS YOU MIGHT FIND THE TRUTH

[@vernarolle482]

What color are they

[@carolinehampton9973]

Egyptians are African, their Black

[@sppotterstark8057]

​@@carolinehampton9973 Ancient Egyptians were more Arab like I think

[@missouriresole4726]

​@@carolinehampton9973Go to see yourself in Egypt. They are not black. They are most like Persians and Asians.

[@SansoHumar]

So your ai is making Cleo black? Guess it watches Netflix.

[@FoodDXhistory]

Are you curious to know what Queen Cleopatra ate?

[@tshepotamajobe8927]

SHE WAS BLACK

[@GreenClassified]

In your fantasy world sure

[@JohnDoe-kg6gy]

Cleopatra NOR Egyptians were NOT black.

[@GreatnessUnknown-hy8fr]

I find nothing inspiring about her life

[@downundabrotha]

She was most definitely Black

[@Valgef]

She wasn't. Her parents were Greek. Her name is greek.

[@matiusbond6052]

@@Valgef AND U WERE PLANTED IN THAT PIC BY NON AFRICANS

[@alanancy]

​@@Valgefshe had mixed heritage

[@Valgef]

@alanancy still doesn't make her black.

[@pprashant4983]

Cleopatra is a greek name none the less. There is still no evidence of her being black or even white. Her story as a teenager showed that she was neither accepted nor seen as memeber of the ruling family by her own ministers, which begs many questions, one being that she might not be black.

[@bobbyp1871]

I love how A.I. thinks the Egyptians were black.

[@brandonfreeny2701]

They were

[@Saber23]

Cleopatra wasn’t black bruh

[@asmrnaturecat984]

Its ai duh.. Her skin color changes like chameleon in this vid

[@Saber23]

@@asmrnaturecat984 lol