Okay, the user wants me to translate "co-princes" into Vietnamese. Let me think about the correct term here. "Co-princes" is a term that refers to two or more princes who share the same title or authority. In Vietnamese, the equivalent would be "các công tước chung" or "các hoàng tử chung". However, "công tước" is more like a duke, while "hoàng tử" is prince. Since "princes" is the term used here, maybe "hoàng tử chung" is more accurate. But I should check if there's a standard translation for "co-princes". Alternatively, "các công tước đồng quản" might be another way, but I'm not sure. Let me confirm. In some contexts, "co-princes" could be translated as "các hoàng tử đồng quản" to emphasize shared rule. I think that's the best fit here. So the translation would be "các hoàng tử đồng quản".
các hoàng tử đồng quản
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