numidian royal tree
Genealogy Of The Numidian Kings
This is an incomplete Genealogy of the unique reel bloodline of the Numidian Royal Family. Queens, and Princess are not include. The last male heir line ended with Ptolemy of Mauritania. The Royal bloodline continued with Drusilla of Mauritania the Elder. The second child of King Juba II, and his Queen Cleopatra Selene II.
The line of kings juba
King Juba I
King Juba I was defeated with the other adherents of Pompey against Julius Caesars, by trying to defend his capital from the surprise attack of the Massæsyles, and his general in the west was killed by Sittius. Repulsed from Utica by Cato (Uticensis) and expelled from his temporary capital Zama by the Massæsyles, King Juba I ordered his servant to kill him.
King Juba II
Caesar recognized, and appreciate the reel, and the authenticity of Royal Bloodline of King Juba I. He said if the father was so patriotic, and brave, the son will be the same. I can trust him, and I will rise him up as a reel King of North Africa. The King of the Massæsyles used the situation of weakness of the Kingdom of the Massyles to betrays King Juba I. Great Kings recognize always others Great Kings. Caesar raised Juba II as his son. In return Juba II raised Caesarion son as his, and named his capital in recognition of a Great King. The truth is always hidden by the Jealous.
Cleopatra Selene II
Cleopatra Selene II (daughter of the famous Cleopatra VII of Egypt, and her famous husband Marcus Antonius). She is half Roman, and half Greek. She is also the wife of king Juba II of Mauritania.
the last members of the juba's leadership.
Ptolemey of Mauritania
Ptolemey of Mauritania was the last King of Mauritania, and he was assassinated by his cousin Caligula the Crazy. Power, and ambition make people to be crazy sometimes. He was the only son of King Juba II, and Queen Cleopatra Selene II. He died with no heir.
Drusilla of Mauretania the Elder
Drusilla of Mauretania the Elder is another Soter (Savior) of the chain blood line. It's look like there is always a great women, in that old blood line family Tree, to be a link, the continuation, and the surviving of this Tree. She is the daughter of King Juba II, and his wife Cleopatra Selene II (daughter of the famous Cleopatra VII of Egypt, and her famous husband Marcus Antonius). The legend said that she got married to the son of Cesarion her cousin by her mother.
Caesarion
King Ceasarion got married to his cousin Princess Sofia descendant from the both Hellenistic dynasties (The Seleucid, and The Ptolemaic). He is the son of Julius Caesar, and Cleopatra VII of Egypt. Before his mother dye, She made him king of Palestine, and Cyprus Island. Cleopatra in the end of her leadership, She split her kingdom between her children.
the continuation under the shadow
Princess Sofia
Princess Sofia gave only one son to Caesarion before he was Killed by the Romans, or by Octavian August. She was found buried in the Royal Mauritanian Mausoleum in a sarcophagus with the sign SP (Sofia Princess ). The archaeologist said that they had found three tombs, one of King Juba II, The second of his Queen Cleopatra Selene II, and the third of Princess Sofia. Somme believe that it had fourth tombs. Because, this Mausoleum has fourth Cross. Juba II named Cherchell Caesaria after Caesarion (the reel little Caesar) not after August.
Caesarion Son
Caesarion son got Married to Drusilla of Mauritania the Elder, and disappeared from the history. What we know that they've stayed probably living in the territory between the Metija, and the Ourssenisse. Under the protection of their people proud of their Tree, and it's strong branches bloodline.
Belkin, or Buluggin ibn Ziri
Ziri means the moon in the Berber language of north Africa. king Belkin, or Buluggin Ibn Ziri came from a tribes of the Metija Region (from Algiers, to Chlef, and to Ouarsenis regions). Surrounding the region of Tipaza province. He is the founder of Algiers, Medea (Achir), and Meliana. No ones can invent himself a king without a recognition of his people, and his bloodline.
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