triumvir
/traɪˈʌmvə(r)/noun
उच्चारण ट्राइअम्वर
त्रिशासक (तीन शासकों में से एक)
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one of three people who share power, especially in ancient Rome
त्रिशासक (तीन शासकों में से एक)
- Julius Caesar was a triumvir.
- Each triumvir held great power in the Roman Republic.
- Each triumvir commanded his own army.
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- Mark Antony became a triumvir after Caesar's death.
- History students learn how the triumvirs shared control of Rome.
Synonyms co-ruler joint leader
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Synonyms
co-ruler joint leader
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tri·um·vir
?Which word?
Keep the rule-by-number words together: monarchy (rule by one king or queen), duumvirate (rule by two), triumvirate (rule by three), oligarchy (rule by a few), democracy (rule by the people).
संख्या के आधार पर शासन के शब्द साथ याद रखिए: monarchy (एक राजा या रानी का शासन), duumvirate (दो का), triumvirate (तीन का), oligarchy (कुछ लोगों का, अल्पतंत्र), democracy (जनता का)।
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General knowledge
History: the First Triumvirate in ancient Rome (60 BCE) was Julius Caesar, Pompey and Crassus.
इतिहास में प्राचीन रोम का पहला triumvirate (60 ईसा पूर्व) Julius Caesar, Pompey और Crassus थे।