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diarchy

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di·ar·chy also dy·ar·chy  (därk)
n. pl. di·ar·chies also dy·ar·chies
Government by two joint rulers.
diarchy, dyarchy [ˈdaɪɑːkɪ]
n pl -chies
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) government by two states, individuals, etc.
diarchic , diarchical, diarchal, dyarchic, dyarchical, dyarchal adj
diarchy, dyarchy
a government controlled by two rulers; biarchy. — diarch, dyarch, n.
See also: Government
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Noun1.diarchy - a form of government having two joint rulers
dyarchy
form of government, political system - the members of a social organization who are in power
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If Pakistan has, at different points in its political evolution functioned (or malfunctioned) under a diarchy or a troika of power, from here on, power is likely to be redistributed among the different organs of state in accordance with the Constitution, in fact and not just in theory.
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They have used words such as tandem, diarchy and dualism - all alien to Russia, which has traditionally relied on a single autocrat.
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Implicit in the Christian notion of diarchy, in short, lay "the virtualities of a great revolution," a revolution of such magnitude as to mark "the beginning of a new civilizational era.
Christianity, Enlightenment liberalism, and the quest for freedom by Grasso, Kenneth L. / Modern Age
 
 
 
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