How did theocracy begin?

The concept of theocracy was first coined by the Jewish historian Flavius Josephus (37 CE–c. 100 CE). ... Theocratic forms of government have existed throughout history. Theocracies were known among ancient people, as in Egypt and Tibet, where kings represented and even incarnated the deity.

Who is the founder of theocracy?

Flavius Josephus, a Jewish priest who favored the rule of priests, and best known as the historian of the Jewish wars during the Roman Empire, coined the concept of “theocracy.” He is coded as a Jewish collaborator with Rome, a non-Zionist before his time one might say.