Are there any countries in the world with a feudal system now?

Feudal system: a social system based on the possession of land by the feudal landlord class and the exploitation of peasant (or serf) surplus labor. Its basic form of exploitation was feudal rent, where peasants (or serfs) cultivated the land of the feudal landlords and were deprived of most of their produce as rent by the feudal landlords. The superstructure was mainly a feudal state characterized by a hierarchical system. The dominant ideology was characterized by the maintenance of the feudal system of exploitation and feudal hierarchy and the promotion of feudal morality. Under the feudal system, the basic antagonistic classes in society were the landlord class and the peasant (or serf) class. Constitutional monarchies in the world are generally considered to be: Europe: United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Andorra, Monaco, Liechtenstein, Vatican. Asia:Japan, Cambodia, Thailand, Nepal, Bhutan, Malaysia, Brunei, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan , Oman Africa:Morocco, Lesotho, Swaziland Oceania:Tonga In addition, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Tuvalu belong to the Commonwealth of Nations, and although their governors are appointed by the Queen of England and are not generally considered to be included in constitutional monarchies, some scholars believe that they are also counted as constitutional monarchies. ADDITIONAL: Swaziland Politics: The Constitution, written in October 1978, states that Swaziland is a country where there is no racial discrimination, where all persons are equal in liberty and justice without distinction as to color or creed; where private property is inviolable; where all political parties are prohibited, and where the King is the Head of State whose authority is supreme. Its executive power is exercised through a Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister, and the role of the legislative body, Parliament, is limited to debating government proposals and advising the King. As can be seen from his constitution, the Swazi monarchy has feudal overtones, but the nature of his society as a whole suggests that he is a country practicing a capitalist system. Whether it is a feudal system or a capitalist system does not depend on whether the monarch is hereditary or dictatorial, it mainly depends on the social productive forces and class conflicts in this country. To cite a few examples, Napoleon was crowned as the Emperor of France during the Third Empire, and Napoleon was also very dictatorial and authoritarian, but this empire was still a capitalist country. Germany in the period of Hitler, Hitler is authoritarian enough dictatorship, Germany is still called the German Third Reich, but still counted as a capitalist country ah