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Meanings of triarchy in English

Russian
триумвират
Portuguese
triumvirato
Spanish
triunviros
Catalan
triumvir

Political regime ruled or dominated by three powerful individuals known as triumvirs (the arrangement can be formal or informal)

        триумвират
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        Examples for "triumvirate"
        Examples for "triumvirate"
        1
        Rome was a despotism under Nero; so she was under the triumvirate.
        Clotel; Or, The President's Daughter
        2
        You would have abandoned my bed, damaged our power base, the triumvirate.
        Danse Macabre
        3
        Holden stood with Murtry and Carol, the triumvirate of power on Ilus.
        Cibola Burn
        4
        They are a triumvirate which will please the circle of our friends.
        The Writings of Samuel Adams - Volume 3
        5
        The Holies of the Lady's worship are a triumvirate: the Three Gems.
        Stonewielder
        Usage of triarchy in English
        1
        Let Alios or Parquello or Belicho gain the triarchy, and the fleets will sail.
        A Dance with Dragons
        2
        Across the narrow sea, the Triarchy had begun to tear itself to pieces.
        Dangerous Women
        3
        The sailors of the Triarchy had faced dragons before whilst warring against Prince Daemon in the Stepstones.
        Dangerous Women
        4
        The annexation of the Stepstones by the Triarchy at first met with approval from the lords of Westeros.
        Rogues
        5
        In those cities, far removed from the woes of Westeros and the power of the Triarchy, their welcome was less rapturous.
        Rogues
        6
        The Pentoshi feared the growing power of the Triarchy to the south and saw Daemon as a valuable ally against the Three Daughters.
        Rogues
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