List of forms of government
-cracy: rule – from the suffix -κρατία (kratia), from κράτος (kratos, “power, rule”)
-archy: form of government or rule
acracy, adhocracy, albocracy, anarchy, androcracy, anemocracy, angelocracy, antarchy, argentocracy, aristarchy, aristocracy, arithmocracy, autarchy, autocracy, barbarocracy, beerocracy, biarchy, binarchy, bureaucracy, cannonarchy, capelocracy, chiliarchy, chirocracy, chromatocracy, chrysoaristocracy, chrysocracy, corpocracy, cosmarchy, cottonocracy , cryptarchy, decadarchy, decarchy, demarchy, democracy, demonarchy, demonocracy, despotism, despotocracy, diabolocracy, diarchy, dictatorship, dinarchy, dodecarchy, doulocracy, duarchy, dulocracy, dyarchy, ecclesiarchy, endarchy, ergatocracy, ethnarchy, ethnocracy, exarchy, foolocracy, gerontocracy, gunarchy, gymnasiarchy, gynaecocracy, gynarchy, gynocracy, hagiarchy, hagiocracy, hamarchy, hecatarchy, hecatontarchy, hendecarchy, heptarchy, heroarchy, hetaerocracy, heterarchy, hierarchy, hierocracy, hipparchy, hoplarchy, hyperanarchy, hyperarchy, iatrarchy, infantocracy, isocracy, jesuitocracy, juntocracy, kakistocracy, kleptocracy, kritarchy, landocracy, logocracy, matriarchy, meritocracy, merocracy, mesocracy, metrocracy, millionocracy, millocracy, mobocracy, monarchy, moneyocracy, monocracy, myriarchy, navarchy, neocracy, nomocracy, ochlocracy, octarchy, oligarchy, paedarchy, paedocracy, panarchy, pantarchy, pantisocracy, paparchy, papyrocracy, parsonarchy, partocracy, patriarchy, pedantocracy, pentarchy, phallocracy, philosophocracy, phylarchy, physiocracy, pigmentocracy, plantocracy, plousiocracy, plutarchy, plutocracy, polarchy, policeocracy, pollarchy, polyarchy, polycracy, popocracy, pornocracy, prophetocracy, psephocracy, ptochocracy, punditocracy, quangocracy, rotocracy, septarchy, shopocracy, slavocracy, snobocracy, sociocracy, squarsonocracy, squatterarchy, squattocracy, squirearchy, squirocracy, statocracy, stratarchy, stratocracy, strumpetocracy, synarchy, technocracy, tetradarchy, tetrarchy, thalassiarchy, thalassocracy, thearchy, theatrocracy, theocracy, timarchy, timocracy, triarchy, tritarchy, tritheocracy, Whiggarchy, xenocracy
acracy
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albocracy
anarchy
androcracy (male dominance in the traditional political arena)
anemocracy
angelocracy (rule by angels)
antarchy
argentocracy (rule or paramount influence of money)
aristarchy
aristocracy
arithmocracy (rule by the numerical majority of the population)
autarchy (absolute power held by a single individual)
autocracy (unlimited power held by a single individual)
barbarocracy
beerocracy (government by the brewing and beer-selling interests)
biarchy
binarchy
bureaucracy
cannonarchy (rule by cannon)
capelocracy
chiliarchy
chirocracy
chromatocracy
chrysoaristocracy
chrysocracy
corpocracy
cosmarchy
cottonocracy (A political system which rests on cotton economy)
cryptarchy
decadarchy
decarchy (rule by ten people)
demarchy
democracy
demonarchy (rule by demons used in the context of racial oppression)
demonocracy
despotism
despotocracy
diabolocracy
diarchy
dictatorship
dinarchy
dodecarchy
doulocracy
duarchy
dulocracy
dyarchy
ecclesiarchy
endarchy
ergatocracy
ethnarchy
ethnocracy
exarchy
foolocracy
gerontocracy
gunarchy
gymnasiarchy (gymnasiarch: in ancient Greece a magistrate who superintended the gymnasia and public games in certain cities)
gynaecocracy
gynarchy
gynocracy
hagiarchy (Government by holy people such as priests, also called hagiocracy)
hagiocracy (Government by holy people such as priests, also called hagiarchy)
hamarchy
hecatarchy
hecatontarchy
hendecarchy
heptarchy
heroarchy (Government by heroes)
hetaerocracy
heterarchy
hierarchy
hierocracy
hipparchy
hoplarchy
hyperanarchy
hyperarchy
iatrarchy
infantocracy
isocracy
jesuitocracy (rule by Jesuits)
juntocracy
kakistocracy (government by the worst)
kleptocracy (government by thieves)
kritarchy (government by judges)
landocracy
logocracy
matriarchy
meritocracy
merocracy
mesocracy
metrocracy
millionocracy (rule by the wealthy)
millocracy
mobocracy
monarchy
moneyocracy
monocracy
myriarchy
navarchy
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nomocracy (a nomocracy is a government which is ruled by law)
ochlocracy (rule of the general populace)
octarchy
oligarchy
paedarchy
paedocracy (government by children)
panarchy
pantarchy (an anarchistic perfect state)
pantisocracy
paparchy
papyrocracy (rule by papers compare with bureaucracy)
parsonarchy (rule by priests)
partocracy
patriarchy
pedantocracy
pentarchy (government by five persons)
phallocracy (power of the phallus, a male-ominated society that denigrates the female role in reproduction)
philosophocracy
phylarchy
physiocracy (rule of nature)
pigmentocracy
plantocracy
plousiocracy (rule by the wealthy plutocracy)
plutarchy
plutocracy
polarchy (usage in printed works appears to be rare)
policeocracy (government by police, usage of term in printed works appears to be rare)
pollarchy
polyarchy
polycracy
popocracy
pornocracy
prophetocracy
psephocracy (rule by ballot)
ptochocracy (government by paupers)
punditocracy
quangocracy
rotocracy
septarchy (rule by seven people but see also [[heptarchy])
shopocracy
slavocracy (a social system in which the central class relationship is that between master and slave)
snobocracy
sociocracy
squarsonocracy
squatterarchy (squatters collectively)
squattocracy
squirearchy
squirocracy
statocracy
stratarchy
stratocracy
strumpetocracy (rule by strumpets)
synarchy
technocracy
tetradarchy (rule by four people, appears to be rarely used in printed works)
tetrarchy
thalassiarchy (the office of an admiral)
thalassocracy
thearchy
theatrocracy
theocracy (rule by God)
timarchy (a term used by Plato to describe ‘the ambitious society’)
timocracy
triarchy
tritarchy
tritheocracy (rule by three deities, often in the Christian context of the Trinity)
Whiggarchy (rule by Whigs, usually capitalized)
xenocracy (foreign rule)
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