IPA: /ˈtɛtrɑːrki/
KK: /ˈtɛtrɑrki/
A system of government where four leaders share power and rule together.
The Roman Empire was divided into a tetrarchy to improve administration and governance.
Tetrarchy → It is formed from "tetra-" (from Greek "tettares", meaning four) and "archia" (from Greek "archē", meaning rule or government). The word refers to a system of government where four individuals share power.
Think of 'four' ('tetra-') rulers sharing control ('archia') — that's what tetrarchy means.