noun
- government by three rulers
- a country or state ruled by three people
Usage: political science
Usage: political science
Examples
- The ancient Roman triarchy divided power among three consuls.
- After the revolution, they established a triarchy to prevent any single person from gaining too much control.
- The triarchy proved unstable as the three leaders constantly disagreed.
- Historical examples of triarchy are rare compared to monarchies.
- The constitution outlined how the triarchy would make decisions.
- Each member of the triarchy controlled a different aspect of government.