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The government is provisional, so there is no official anthem yet. | The government is provisional, so there is no official anthem yet. | ||
;"Old Agogia": | ;"Old Agogia": | ||
| − | Not much of a march and probably won’t become the national anthem, but it is traditional and usually sung when drinking so everybody knows it. It is sung by local | + | Not much of a march and probably won’t become the national anthem, but it is traditional and usually sung when drinking so everybody knows it. It is sung by local [[Agogia]]ns to annoy their Aurician governors and as a general sign of Agogian solidarity. |
| − | ==Aurician Empire== | + | ==Aurice & Aurician Empire== |
;"The Goscundian March": | ;"The Goscundian March": | ||
| − | A traditional melody with lyrics attributed to the Aurician Revolution with reference to the march against the second son of | + | A traditional melody with lyrics attributed to the Aurician Revolution with reference to the march against [[Rhoglos Bijäl]], the second son of [[Stalcast Bijäl]] up to the [[Battle of Kadraskan]]. The older lyrics refer to Lucacia before the Thracian Empire ([[New Kalikan Empire]]). |
;"Onward Warriors of the Main": | ;"Onward Warriors of the Main": | ||
| − | Old Incarnandist crusader hymn traditionally attributed to the Fifth Isbajath. The Main refers to the Goscundian or | + | Old Incarnandist crusader hymn traditionally attributed to the [[Fifth Isbajath]]. The Main refers to the Goscundian or Lucacian main from when the [[Isbajutha]] launched their assault against Aurice to defeat the [[Dark Prince]]. |
;"Arise O Golden Phœnice in thy Might": | ;"Arise O Golden Phœnice in thy Might": | ||
Song composed during the late Grand Duchy for the new state cult. It is still sung with minor adjustments up through the Republican period. | Song composed during the late Grand Duchy for the new state cult. It is still sung with minor adjustments up through the Republican period. | ||
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==Erserce== | ==Erserce== | ||
| − | ;" | + | ;"Heaven Bless Our Noble Plains": |
Unofficial since Erserce is not independent. Although not illegal, the song is seen to be in poor taste among the ruling class of Erserce and singing it ruins the chances of holding any high position in the Over-Province of Erserce. | Unofficial since Erserce is not independent. Although not illegal, the song is seen to be in poor taste among the ruling class of Erserce and singing it ruins the chances of holding any high position in the Over-Province of Erserce. | ||
==Magdala== | ==Magdala== | ||
| + | {{See also|Empire of Magdala}} | ||
;"In Holy Magdala": | ;"In Holy Magdala": | ||
| − | The pre-revolutionary anthem | + | The pre-revolutionary anthem of Magdala and the Empire. |
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| + | ==Oliblish== | ||
| + | ;"God Receive us in our Journey" | ||
| + | Hymn sung by Incarnandists throughout the Pallathantic in Khahonri and translated in other languages | ||
==Thrace== | ==Thrace== | ||
| + | {{See also|Commonwealth of Thrace|New Kalikán Empire}} | ||
;"When Sky Father Spake in Times of Old": | ;"When Sky Father Spake in Times of Old": | ||
This is a traditional song that became the national anthem after the revolution following the Great Sky War. There is a small but vocal minority pressing for a more modern song. | This is a traditional song that became the national anthem after the revolution following the Great Sky War. There is a small but vocal minority pressing for a more modern song. | ||
| + | ;"Sons of Thrace and Sons of Empire" | ||
| + | This is the song of the former [[New Kalikán Empire]]. It was outlawed after the [[Seventy Two Day Monarchy]]. | ||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
Latest revision as of 10:57, 2 July 2022
This list included both patriotic and national anthems.
List of Patriotic Hymns and Anthems of Asdar
Agogian Secessionists
The government is provisional, so there is no official anthem yet.
- "Old Agogia"
Not much of a march and probably won’t become the national anthem, but it is traditional and usually sung when drinking so everybody knows it. It is sung by local Agogians to annoy their Aurician governors and as a general sign of Agogian solidarity.
Aurice & Aurician Empire
- "The Goscundian March"
A traditional melody with lyrics attributed to the Aurician Revolution with reference to the march against Rhoglos Bijäl, the second son of Stalcast Bijäl up to the Battle of Kadraskan. The older lyrics refer to Lucacia before the Thracian Empire (New Kalikan Empire).
- "Onward Warriors of the Main"
Old Incarnandist crusader hymn traditionally attributed to the Fifth Isbajath. The Main refers to the Goscundian or Lucacian main from when the Isbajutha launched their assault against Aurice to defeat the Dark Prince.
- "Arise O Golden Phœnice in thy Might"
Song composed during the late Grand Duchy for the new state cult. It is still sung with minor adjustments up through the Republican period.
- "Vigilant and Proud"
The official anthem of the Noble Republic. 'To the Wall of Samagol!'
Erserce
- "Heaven Bless Our Noble Plains"
Unofficial since Erserce is not independent. Although not illegal, the song is seen to be in poor taste among the ruling class of Erserce and singing it ruins the chances of holding any high position in the Over-Province of Erserce.
Magdala
- "In Holy Magdala"
The pre-revolutionary anthem of Magdala and the Empire.
Oliblish
- "God Receive us in our Journey"
Hymn sung by Incarnandists throughout the Pallathantic in Khahonri and translated in other languages
Thrace
- "When Sky Father Spake in Times of Old"
This is a traditional song that became the national anthem after the revolution following the Great Sky War. There is a small but vocal minority pressing for a more modern song.
- "Sons of Thrace and Sons of Empire"
This is the song of the former New Kalikán Empire. It was outlawed after the Seventy Two Day Monarchy.
See Also
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