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triarchy
[ trahy-ahr-kee ]
noun
plural triarchies.
- government by three persons.
- a set of three joint rulers; a triumvirate.
- a country divided into three governments.
- a group of three countries or districts, each under its own ruler.
triarchy
/ 藞迟谤补瑟蓱藧办瑟 /
noun
- government by three people; a triumvirate
- a country ruled by three people
- an association of three territories each governed by its own ruler
- any of the three such territories
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I think at least in Westeros and the Triarchy leaders, as far as we see, are all men.
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Right OK, leader of the Triarchy.
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In Thorn's interview with Salon, she establishes that Sharako, as the leader of the Triarchy and future important puzzle to the Targaryen war, lives her life misunderstood by the men around her.
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鈥淭he Triarchy鈥 is to this show what 鈥淢eereen鈥 was to 鈥淭hrones,鈥 in that every time someone mentions it, my eyes glaze over.
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That doesn't mean he's ignorant; we see him attempting to counsel the king about the severity of the threat to Westeros' shipping routes posed by the Free City alliance called Triarchy.
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