coruler

coruler

(kəʊˈruːlə)
n
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) a joint ruler
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He returns her to the palace, reveals his identity, and compels her to abandon her girlishness and accept her position as coruler of Egypt (with Ptolemy Dionysus, her brother).
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In accordance with a treaty drawn up between the two peoples, Romulus accepted the Sabine king Titus Tatius as his coruler. Titus Tatius' early death left Romulus sole king again, and after a long rule he mysteriously disappeared in a storm.