Public figure · Q230258

Cleopatra of Macedon

4th-century BC Macedonian princess and queen regent of Epirus

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11 connected people15 retained relationship recordsPersonal and Family

Identity and source

Born -350 · Died -308 · Wikidata Q230258 · Wikipedia source

Also known as

Cleopatra of Epirus · Cleopatra of Macedonia

Relationship connections

Alexander the GreatRelative · Sibling
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2. Sibling · Wikidata
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Alexandros I of EpirusSpouse
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Cadmeia of EpirusChild
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CaranusSibling
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CynaneRelative · Sibling
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Europa of MacedonSibling
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Neoptolemus II of EpirusChild
1. Wikidata
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OlympiasParent
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Philip II of MacedonParent
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  WikipediaArticle revision 1 Article revision 2
Philip III of MacedonRelative · Sibling
1. Relative · Reported
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2. Sibling · Wikidata
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Thessalonike of MacedonRelative · Sibling
1. Relative · Reported
  Sources (2)
  WikipediaArticle revision 1 Article revision 2
2. Sibling · Wikidata
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  WikidataStatement 1 Statement 2