Dagestan, you holy fatherland
"Dagestan, you holy fatherland" (Russian: Дагестан, ты отчизна святая!, Dagestan, ty otčizna svjataja!, !داغستان، طئ وطچِىضنا صڤِاطايا) was the regional anthem of the Russian federal subject of Dagestan from 2003 to 2016. It was composed and written by Shirvani Chalaev.
English: Dagestan, you holy fatherland! | |
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Former regional anthem of | |
Also known as | Дагестан, ты отчизна святая! |
Lyrics | Shirvani Chalayev |
Music | Shirvani Chalayev |
Adopted | 30 October 2003 |
Relinquished | 25 February 2016 (as regional anthem) |
History
It was adopted in 2003 and relinquished in 2016. A new Dagestani regional anthem was adopted on February 25, 2016.[1][2] It is now the organizational anthem of the Russian Armed Forces and the Russian police in Dagestan.
Lyrics
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| داغستان (داگېصطان)، طئ وطچِىضنا صڤِاطايا
| درِېڤݩېغو قاصپِىيا بلاغوداطنئ دارئ
| ݩې صقلوݩال غولوڤئ طئ وطڤاژنوي | سېردڞې — صقالا، ضورقوست ورلا | قروڤِ گېرويېڤ ڤسېغدا ڤ طڤوعىح ژئلاح تېقلا
| ناش داغستان |
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References
- Закон Республики Дагестан «О Государственном гимне Республики Дагестан».
- "Новым гимном Дагестана может стать гимн "Клятва" Гамзатова". Archived from the original on 2016-06-04. Retrieved 2016-11-27.
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