In the broad sense, every country has an "aristocracy." most commonly this is the group presently controlling most of the wealth, which in places like Europe & the U.S. in mod…ern times would (mostly) be/mean the business, banking, manufacturing people; but this can/does also include those with the abilities to govern and/or "charisma" to influence (the latter today evinced in the phenomenon of "celebrity" & its created "aristocracy"). If you mean today a country or nation that still maintains a separate privileged royal class like kings & queens and their considered relatives, England, Denmark, Holland, Japan & Saudi Arabia, to name a few. In most cases today this is mostly kept as part the country's historical tradition; the monarch & noble class being now essentially figureheads as part of a constitutional democratic government. In Saudi Arabia & a few other places, however, the monarch's/royals's still maintain themselves as a totally exclusive class with virtually absolute power, authority, wealth. (MORE)
i am not sure but i might be wrong you might t need to check it up but i think it : a class of persons holding exceptional rank and privileges, especially the hereditary nobil…ity. (MORE)
Aristocracy are the elite, privileged, upper class individuals. So a government by aristocrats, is a government ruled by those who are considered the best and more capable upp…er class people to rule. (MORE)
"Aristocracy" litterally means 'rule by the best', which inpractice boiled down to 'rule by the established and powerfulfamilies'. Outside the Arab world you won't find many a…ristocraciesleft nowadays. But traditionally, most of them were ruled by aking. (MORE)
Landed nobility or landed aristocracy is a category of nobility invarious countries over the history, for which landownership waspart of their noble privileges.