dyarchy
/ˈdaɪɑrki/ or /daɪˈɑrki/Definitions
1. noun
A system of government in which two people or groups share power, often with one having more authority than the other.
“The country adopted a dyarchy system to appease the opposing factions.”
2. noun
A division of power in a government, where two or more authorities have separate spheres of influence.
“The city’s dyarchy between the mayor and the city council caused a stalemate in decision-making.”