diarchy
/ˈdaɪɑrki/
noun
- A form of government or leadership in which two people or groups share power equally.
- The country's diarchy ended when one of the co-rulers seized full control.
- Sparta was famous for its diarchy, with two kings ruling at the same time.
- Some political theorists argue that a diarchy can prevent the abuse of power.
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