Relating to or characterized by dyarchy; ruled by two joint rulers or authorities.
From Greek dy- (two) combined with arkhia (rule), plus the suffix -ic. A compound of Greek words meaning literally 'rule by two.'
Sparta was the most famous dyarchic system—it had two kings ruling simultaneously, and the tension between their conflicting powers actually kept the government balanced like a seesaw!
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