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despotocracy

government by despots or tyrants

gynaecocracy

government by women

diabolocracy

government by the Devil

gynarcliy

government by women

diarchy

government by two people

gynocracy

government by women

dinarchy

government by two people

hagiarchy

government by saints or holy persons

dodecarchy

government by twelve people

hagiocracy

government by holy men

doulocracy

government by slaves

hecatarchy

government by one hundred people

duarchy

government by two people

hecatontarchy

government by one hundred people

dulocracy

government by slaves

hendecarchy

government by eleven people

dyarthy

government by two people

heptarcily

government by seven people

ecclesiarchy

government by clerics or

heroarchy

government by heroes

ecclesiastical authorities

hetaerocracy

government by paramours

endarchy

centralised government

heterarchy

government by a foreign ruler

government by the workers or

hierarchy

government by priests

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ergatocracy ethnarcliy

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government over an ethnic group

government by priests or religious ministers

ethnocracy

government by an ethnic group or race

hoplarchy

government by the military

exarchy

government by bishops

iatrarchy

government by physicians

foolocracy

government by fools

jesuitocracy

government by Jesuits

gerontocracy

government by the aged

kakistocracy

government by the worst

gunarchy

government by women

kieptocracy

government by thieves

kritarchy

government by judges