National Anthem of Manchukuo

During its 13-year history, Manchukuo used to have two national anthems.

 Anthem from 1933 
The first national anthem was adopted on February 24, 1933 . The lyrics author is the first Prime Minister of Manchukuo, Zheng Xiaoxu. The composer is unknown 
Chinese text ( traditional script ) Hanyu pinyin天地內有了新滿洲Tiāndì nèi, yǒu liǎo xīn Mǎnzhōu新滿洲便是新天地Xīn Mǎnzhōu, biàn shì xīn tiān dì頂天立地 無苦無憂 造成我國家Dǐng tiān lì dì, wú kǔ wú yōu, bad chéng wǒ guójiā,只有親愛竝無怨仇Zhǐ yǒu qīn'ài bìng wú yuànchóu.人民三千萬 人民三千萬Rénmin sān qiān wàn, rénmin sān qiān wàn,縱加十倍也得自由Zòng jiā shí bei yě dé zìyóu重仁義尚禮讓 使我身修Zhòng rényì, shàng lǐràng, shǐ wǒ shēn xiū,家已齊國已治此外何求? Jiā yǐ qí, guó yǐ zhì, cǐwài hé qiú?近之則與世界同化Jìn zhī, zé yǔ shìjiè tónghuà遠之則與天地同流Yuǎn zhī, zé yǔ tiāndì tóng liú

 Anthem from 1942 
On September 5, 1942, the same Manchukuo Prime Minister, Zheng Xiaoxu wrote a new lyrics, more focused on Japan. The anthem's melody was composed by the Japanese conductor of the Tokyo Philharmonic, Kosaku Yamada. The anthem also had a its Japanese version.
Chinese text ( traditional script ) Hanyu pinyin神光開宇宙 表裏山河壯皇猷Shén guāng kāi yǔzhòu, biǎolǐ shānhé zhuàng huáng yóu,帝德之隆巍巍蕩蕩莫與儔Dìdé zhī lóng wēiwēi dàngdàng mò yǔ chóu永受天祐兮萬壽無疆薄海謳Yǒng shòu tiān yòu xī, wànshòuwújiāng bó hǎi xú仰贊天業兮輝煌日月侔Yǎng zàn tiān yè xī, huīhuáng rì yuè móu Japanese Hepburn's transcriptおほみひかりあめつちにみちOmi hikari ametsuchi ni michi帝德はたかくたふとしTeitoku wa takaku tōtoshiとよさかの萬壽ことほぎToyosaka no banju kotohogiあまつみわざあふぎまつらむAmatsumiwaza aogimatsuran

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Category:Historical anthems