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diarchy

/ˈdaɪ.ɑːr.ki/

Traduction: Forme de gouvernement dans laquelle deux personnes, appelées diarques, détiennent conjointement le pouvoir en tant que chefs d'État.

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noun

/ˈdaɪ.ɑːr.ki/C2formal
  • frForme de gouvernement dans laquelle deux personnes, appelées diarques, détiennent conjointement le pouvoir en tant que chefs d'État.

A form of government in which two individuals, known as diarchs, jointly rule as heads of state.

  1. Government by two rulersC1formal

    A system of government in which two individuals, often called diarchs, jointly rule a state or territory.

    frdiarchie

    • Ancient Sparta was a notable example of a diarchy, with two kings ruling simultaneously.
    • The country adopted a diarchy after the revolution, with a military leader and a civilian president sharing power.
    • Some historians argue that the Roman Republic functioned as a diarchy during certain periods.

    Synonymesdyarchy

    Antonymesautocracymonarchy

Formes
  • diarchies plural form
  • diarchies' possessive plural form
  • diarchy's possessive singular form