Has there ever been a country with two heads of state that had the same powers?

by iamdangold
AbouBenAdhem

The Roman republic had two Consuls, who normally shared supreme power except when a Dictator was in office.

In the Dominate phase of the Roman empire (after Diocletian), there were in principle two equal emperors, with two junior emperors under them. (The actual circumstances varied quite a bit, though).

Ancient Sparta also had a dual kingship, with one king from each of two royal dynasties.

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