Dyarchies

/daɪˈɑrkiz/ noun

Definition

Plural of dyarchy; systems of government ruled by two joint rulers or authorities.

Etymology

Plural form of 'dyarchy,' adding the -ies suffix (used in English for plural nouns ending in -y when preceded by a consonant).

Kelly Says

Ancient dyarchies are fascinating labs for studying political science—historians compare Sparta's dyarchy with the Roman consul system to understand how different two-leader governments succeed or fail.

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