What is another word for diarchy?
Pronunciation: [dˈa͡ɪəɹət͡ʃi] (IPA) 
Diarchy is a term that refers to a type of governing system that is led by two people. This term is particularly relevant in cases where a society or organization is led by two leaders with equal power. It is often used to describe power-sharing mechanisms in countries and communities where there are multiple leaders who can veto each other's decisions. Synonyms for diarchy include dual leadership, joint governance, co-rule, and twin rule. All of these terms encapsulate the idea of power-sharing between two parties and emphasize that the system is characterized by a balance of authority between them.
