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6 February, 22:04

How is theocracy different from a government run by warrior king

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  1. 7 February, 00:11
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    A theocracy is ruled by "god's will", or rather, priests rule it in a god's name. In a government run by a warrior king, the warrior king is becomes ruler based on the consent of his people, as well as the priests' blessing.
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