A system of government where two or more dictators share power equally or rule together over a territory.
From 'co-' (together) and 'dictatorship' (absolute rule by one person). This is a modern term combining the Latin prefix with the established word for authoritarian rule by multiple leaders.
Historically rare because dictators generally refuse to share power, but ancient Rome briefly had dual consuls which was an early attempt at checking one person's absolute authority.
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