Relating to dyarchy; characterized by rule by two joint authorities or persons.
From 'dyarchy' plus the suffix -ical (an alternative form of -ic), both forms are equivalent in meaning but -ical is less common in modern usage.
The dyarchical system was actually a brilliant political invention—having two leaders meant neither could become too powerful, making it harder for one person to become a tyrant.
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