The Ptolemaic dynasty begins its rule over Egypt, a Hellenistic kingdom formed after the death of Alexander the Great.
Cleopatra VII, the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt, is born.
Ptolemy XIII begins his reign as Pharaoh of Egypt alongside his sister Cleopatra VII.
Roman influence and involvement increase in Egypt, leading to political and military conflicts involving Julius Caesar.
Julius Caesar defeats Ptolemy XIII in the siege of Alexandria, leading to the reinstatement of Cleopatra VII.
Cleopatra VII solidifies her rule over Egypt through alliances with Julius Caesar and later Mark Antony, amidst the growing power of Rome.
Bayek, the protagonist and Medjay of Siwa, is born in the early years of Ptolemaic Egypt.
Bayek marries Aya, who becomes his lifelong partner and ally.
Bayek's son Khemu is tragically killed, fueling Bayek's quest for justice and revenge.
Bayek and Aya establish the Hidden Ones, the precursor to the Assassin Brotherhood, to fight against oppression and corruption.
Bayek assassinates Flavius Metellus, a Roman senator involved in oppressive policies.
Bayek and Aya engage with Cleopatra and Julius Caesar, influencing the political landscape of Egypt.
Significant battles occur along the Nile, leading to the death of Flavius's successor.
The Hidden Ones continue to dismantle the Order of the Ancients, the precursor to the Templar Order.