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Who once had siblings marry each other in order to sustain a strong rule of a certain dynasty, and then later had their new, rather famous, brother-in-law execute them?
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#64291. Asked by peasypod. (Apr 05 06 2:56 AM)
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peasypod
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No, mochyn, sorry. Try a tad earlier, say 1500 years.
The answer is one person in particular. Actually, come to think of it, I might just re-phrase the question somewhat...
"Who once had siblings marry each other in order to sustain a strong rule of a certain dynasty, and then had their newest (rather famous) brother-in-law execute them? ('them' being the person in reference to this question) "
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peasypod
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Go back to about 48BC, in Egypt...
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peasypod
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If this one isn't answered soon I guess I'll have to start mumbling stuff about Ptolemy XII under my breath.
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