Portal:National anthems

• Milli Surood (National Anthem), adopted 2006
• Dā də bātorāno kor (This Is the Home of the Brave), de facto anthem of Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, in use 1996-2001 and since 2021
• Soroud-e-Melli (National Anthem), in use 1992-1999 and 2002-2006
• Soroud-e-Melli (National Anthem), in use 1978-1992
• Soroud-e-Melli (National Anthem), in use 1973-1978
• Loya Salami (Grand Salute), in use 1943-1973

• Hymni i Flamurit (Hymn to the Flag), adopted 1912

• Kassaman (The Pledge), adopted 1956

• El Gran Carlemany (The Great Charlemagne), adopted 1921

• Angola Avante (Forward Angola), adopted 1975
• Angola é nossa (Angola is Ours), unofficial anthem prior to 1974

• Fair Antigua, We Salute Thee (lyrics copyright in Antigua and Barbuda until 2036, and in the USA until 2056), national anthem
• God Save the King, royal anthem

• Himno Nacional Argentino (Argentina's National Anthem), adopted 1813, revised 1924
• Marcha Patriótica (Patriotic March), in use 1812-1812
• Marcha Patriótica (Patriotic March), in use 1810-1812
• Marcha de las Malvinas (Falkland Islands March), Argentine anthem for the disputed British territory Falkand Islands (see also United Kingdom)

• Mer Hayrenik, (Our Fatherland) adopted 1991
• Haykakan SSH orhnerg (State Anthem of the Armenian SSR), in use 1944-1991

• Roomrama (Honour), national anthem adopted by Assyrian independence movements

• Advance Australia Fair, written 1876, adopted with changes in 1984 (official version is copyrighted in the USA).
• God Save the King, royal anthem
• Song of Australia, popular 19th-century song that was nominated in 1977 to be the national song
• Waltzing Matilda, another popular nominated song

Anthems of other Australian entities

• Come ye Blessed, national anthem of Norfolk Island (see also Pitcairn Islands)

• Land der Berge, Land am Strome (Land of the mountains, land on the river)
• Bundeshymne (Federal Anthem), in use 1929-1938
• Deutsch-Österreich (German-Austria), in use 1920-1929 after the creation of the Austrian Republic
• Kaiserlied (Kaiser song), historic anthem of the Austrian Empire and later the Austro-Hungarian Empire

• Azərbaycan Marşı (March of Azerbaijan), adopted 1992
• Azərbaycan Sovet Sosialist Respublikasının Himni (State Anthem of the Azerbaijan SSR), in use 1944-1992

Artsakh (formerly Nagorno-Karabakh)

• Azat u ankakh Artsakh (Free and Independent Artsakh), anthem of the unrecognized Republic of Artsakh, adopted 1992

• March On, Bahamaland!, national anthem
• God Save the King, royal anthem

• Bahrainona (Our Bahrain), since 1971 (lyrics updated 2002).

• Amar Shonar Bangla (My Golden Bengal), written 1906, adopted 1971

• In Plenty and In Time of Need, adopted 1966 (copyrighted in Barbados in perpetuity, and in the USA until 95 years PMA).

• My Belarusy (We Belarusians), adopted 1991
• Dziaržaŭny himn Bielaruskaj Savieckaj Sacyjalistyčnaj Respubliki (State Anthem of the Byelorussian SSR), in use 1955-1991
• Vajacki marš (The Soldiers' March), adopted 1920 by exiled government of the Belarusian Democratic Republic

• La Brabançonne (The Song of Brabant), adopted 1830
• De Vlaamse Leeuw (The Flemish Lion), Flemish anthem, adopted 1973
• Le Chant des Wallons (The Song of the Walloons), Walloon anthem, adopted 1998

• Land of the Free, national anthem, adopted upon independence in 1981
• God Save the King, royal anthem

• L’Aube Nouvelle (The New Dawn), adopted upon independence in 1960

• Druk tsendhen (The Thunder Dragon Kingdom), adopted 1953

• Bolivianos, El Hado Propicio (Bolivians, A Favorable Destiny), adopted 1852

• Državna himna Bosne i Hercegovine (The National Anthem of Bosnia and Herzegovina), adopted 1999
• Jedna si Jedina (You Are One and Only), in use 1992-1999

Srpska:

• Moja Republika (My Republic), adopted 2008

• Fatshe leno la rona (Our Land), adopted upon independence in 1966

• Hino Nacional do Brasil (The National Anthem of Brazil), adopted 1830 and again in 1890 with no lyics; lyrics added in 1922

• Allah Peliharakan Sultan (God Bless His Majesty), written 1947, adopted 1951

• Mila Rodino (Dear Motherland), adopted 1964
• Balgariyo mila (Dear Bulgaria), in use 1950-1964
• Republiko nasha, zdravey! (Hail to the Republic!), in use 1944-1950
• Shumi Maritsa (Maritsa Rushes), in use 1885-1944
• Khimn na Negovo Velichestvo Tsarya (Anthem of His Majesty the Tsar), royal anthem in use 1908-1944

• Le Ditanye (Anthem of the Victory), adopted 1984
• Hymne Nationale Voltaïque (National Anthem of Upper Volta), in use 1960-1984

• Burundi Bwâcu (Our Beloved Burundi), adopted 1962

• Cântico da Liberdade (Song of Freedom), adopted 1996
• Esta é a Nossa Pátria Bem Amada (This Is Our Beloved Country), adopted on independence in 1975, used until 1996

• Nokoreach (Royal Kingdom), adopted 1941, abolished and restored several times since, currently in use since 1993
• Dap Prampi Mesa Chokchey (Glorious Seventeenth of April), used 1976-1979, and until 1993 by the exiled Khmer Rouge government
• Chamrieng Robsa Satharonarodth Brachameanit Kampouchea (Anthem of the People's Republic of Kampuchea), used 1979-1989
• Bâtchamrieng ney Sathéaranakrâth Khmer (Song of the Khmer Republic), used 1970-1975

• O Cameroon, Cradle of our Forefathers, also called The Rallying Song, written 1928, adopted upon independence in 1957

• O Canada, national anthem, official since 1980
• God Save the King, royal anthem
• The Maple Leaf Forever, de facto national anthem prior to 1980

National anthems of other Canadian entities:

• Ave Maris Stella (Hail, Star of the Sea), with French lyrics by Jacinthe Laforest: national anthem of Acadia since 1992 (text copyrighted in Canada and the USA)
• Ave Maris Stella, with traditional Latin lyrics: national anthem of Acadia prior to 1992
• Ode to Newfoundland, national anthem of the Dominion of Newfoundland 1904–1949, now the provincial anthem of Newfoundland and Labrador
• Gens du pays (Folks of the Land) by Gilles Vigneault, unofficial national anthem of Quebec (text copyrighted in Canada and the USA).

• La Renaissance (The Renaissance), adopted 1960

• La Tchadienne, adopted upon independence in 1960

• Himno Nacional de Chile (National Anthem of Chile), lyrics adopted 1847, music adopted 1828
• Canción Nacional Chilena (National Song of Chile), in use 1819-1847

People's Republic of China:

• Yìyǒngjūn Jìnxíngqǔ (March of the Volunteers), national anthem of the People's Republic of China, adopted provisionally upon taking power in 1949, and officially restored in 1982
• The East Is Red, de facto anthem of the PRC during the Cultural Revolution (1960s and 1970s)

Republic of China (Taiwan):

• San Min Chu I (Three Principles of the People), national anthem of the Republic of China, adopted 1937 (in use in mainland China until 1946; still in use in Taiwan)
• Zhōnghuá Míngúo Gúoqígē (National Flag Anthem of the Republic of China), alternate anthem of the Republic of China, used in cases when the ROC anthem cannot be played (e.g. at the Olympics).

Republic of China (pre-1949):

• Qing Yun Ge (The Song to the Auspicious Cloud), in use 1913-1915, and again with a new musical setting and slightly modified lyrics 1921-1928
• Zhong Guo Xiong Li Yu Zhou Jian (China Heroically Stands in the Universe), briefly in use 1915-1916
• Wǔzú gònghé gē (Song of Five Races Under One Union), briefly in use by the provisional government in 1912-1913

Qing dynasty:

• Gong Jin’ou (Cup of Solid Gold), first official anthem of China, used unofficially since 1675 and officially from 1911 to 1912

Chinese Soviet Republic:

• The Internationale, national anthem of the Chinese Soviet Republic, 1931–1937

Manchuria:

• Jiàn guógē (Nation’s Foundation Song) anthem of Manchukuo 1933-1942
• Mǎnzhōu dìguó guógē (National Anthem of Manchukuo Empire), anthem of Manchukuo

Tibet:

• bod rgyal khab chen po’i rgyal glu (Tibetan Government National Anthem)

• Himno Nacional de la República de Colombia (National Anthem of the Republic of Colombia), adopted 1920

• Wungwana ngasi nuwo, national anthem from independence 1975 to 1978
• Udzima wa ya Masiwa (The Union of the Great Islands), adopted 1978

• Debout Congolaise (Arise Congolese), adopted 1960, replaced 1971, restored 1997.
• La Zaïroise, in use 1971-1997 as the national anthem of Zaire.
• La Katangaise (The Katangaise), national anthem of the Katanga secessionist movement (1960-1963).

• La Congolaise (The Congolese), adopted upon independence in 1951, relinquished 1970, restored 1991.
• Les Trois Glorieuses (Three Glorious Days), in use 1970-1991 as the national anthem of the People’s Republic of Congo.

• Te Atua Mou E (To God Almighty), adopted 1981.

• Noble patria, tu hermosa bandera (Noble homeland, your beautiful flag), adopted 1949, though in use since 1900.

• L'Abidjanaise, adopted 1960.

• Lijepa naša domovino (Our Beautiful Homeland), adopted 1972.

• La Bayamesa (The Bayamon), adopted 1940.

• Hymn to Freedom (national anthem of Greece), adopted as Cypriot anthem in 1966 by Greek Cypriot government
• The March of Independence (national anthem of Turkey), used by Turkish Cypriots (Northern Cyprus)

• First strophe of Kde domov můj (Where is my home?), adopted upon dissolution of Czechoslovakia in 1993.
• The Czechoslovakian anthem consisted of the first strophe of Kde domov můj followed by the first verse of the Slovakian anthem.

• Kong Kristian (King Christian), royal and national anthem, adopted 1780.
• Der er et yndigt land (There is a lovely land), second national anthem, adopted 1844.

Regional national anthems:

• Mítt alfagra land (My Fairest Land), national anthem of the Faroe Islands
• Nunarput utoqqarsuanngoravit (My Country Who Has Become So Old), national anthem of Greenland, adopted in 1916 before autonomy
• Nuna asiilasooq (The Land of Great Length), secondary national anthem of Greenland

• Jabuuti (Djabouti), adopted upon independence in 1977.

• Isle of Beauty, Isle of Splendour, adopted upon independence in 1978.

• Himno Nacional (National Anthem), in use since 1879, official since 1934.

• see Germany

• Salve, Oh Patria!, adopted 1948.

• Bilady, Bilady, Bilady (My homeland, my homeland, my homeland), adopted 1979
• Walla Zaman Ya Selahy, in use 1961-1979
• Salam Affandina, in use until 1958

• Himno Nacional de El Salvador (National Anthem of El Salvador), adopted unofficially 1879, officially 1953

• see United Kingdom

• Caminemos pisando las sendas de nuestra inmensa felicidad (Let Us Tread the Path of Our Immense Happiness), adopted upon independence in 1968

• Ertra, Ertra, Ertra (Eritrea, Eritrea, Eritrea), adopted upon independence in 1993

• Mu isamaa, mu õnn ja rõõm (My Native Land, My Pride and Joy), in use since 1869, adopted upon independence in 1920, abolished 1940, restored 1990
• Eesti Nõukogude Sotsialistliku Vabariigi hümn (State Anthem of the Estonian SSR), adopted under Soviet rule 1945, replaced in 1990.

• Nkulunkulu Mnikati wetibusiso temaSwati

• Whedefit Gesgeshi Woude Henate Ethiopia (March Forward, Dear Mother Ethiopia), adopted 1992 after end of Communist rule
• Ītyoṗya, Ītyoṗya, Ītyoṗya, qidä mī (Ethiopia, Ethiopia, Ethiopia be first), adopted 1975 under Communist rule, replaced 1992
• Ethiopia Hoy (Ethiopia, Be Happy), adopted 1930, replaced 1975 when monarchy overthrown

• Anthem of Europe, no lyrics. (Arranged from Ludwig van Beethoven's musical setting of Friedrich Schiller's poem "An die Freude" (Ode to Joy).)

• see Argentina and United Kingdom

• see Denmark

• Meda Dau Doka (God Bless Fiji), adopted upon independence in 1970

• Maamme (Our Land), in use since before independence in 1917, never officially adopted through legislation
• Finlandia, occasionally proposed as replacement anthem

• see Belgium

• La Marseillaise (The Song of Marseille), adopted 1795 after the French Revolution, replaced 1799; re-adopted 1870 under the Third Republic and in use by subsequent governments until the present day
• Partant pour la Syrie (Going to Syria), national anthem under the Second Empire, adopted 1852, in use until 1870
• Le Chant des Girondins (The Song of Girondists), national anthem under the Second Republic, adopted 1848, in use until 1852
• La Parisienne (The Parisian), national anthem under Louis Philippe, adopted 1830, in use until 1848
• Le Retour des Princes Français à Paris (The Return of the French Princes to Paris), national anthem under the Bourbon restoration; adopted 1815, in use until 1830
• Où peut-on être mieux qu'au sein de sa famille (Where can we feel better than in our family), royal anthem under the Bourbon restoration
• Chant du Départ (Song of the Departure), national anthem under Napoleon Bonaparte; adopted 1799, in use until 1815

National anthems of other French entities:

• Bro Goz ma Zadoù (Old Land of My Fathers), Breton national anthem, adopted 1903
• Ia Ora 'O Tahiti Nui (Long Live Tahiti Nui), French Polynesian national anthem, adopted 1993
• Soyons unis, devenons frères (Let us be united, Let us become brothers), New Caledonian national anthem, adopted 2010
• P'tit fleur fanée (Little Faded Flower), unofficial anthem of Réunion, in use since 1930
• L'Hymne à St. Barthélemy (Hymn to St. Barthélemy), anthem of St. Barthélemy, adopted 1999
• O Sweet Saint Martin's Land, anthem of St. Martin (and Sint Maarten), in use since 1959
• Wallis & Futuna does not appear to have its own anthem

• see Netherlands

• La Concorde (The Concord), adopted upon independence in 1960

• see Spain

• For The Gambia Our Homeland, adopted upon independence in 1965

• Tavisupleba (Freedom), adopted 2004 after replacement of old government
• Dideba (Praise), adopted during brief independence 1918-1920, and again after end of Soviet rule 1991-2004
• State Anthem of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic, adopted under Soviet rule 1946-1991

Anthems of disputed territories:

• Aiaaira (Victory) by Gennady Alamia: de facto anthem of Abkhazia, adopted in 1992.
• Respublikæ Xussar Irystony Paddzaxadon Gimn (The National Anthem of South Ossetia), adopted by 1995

• Das Deutschlandlied (The Song of Germany) adopted 1922, abolished 1945 with division of Germany; re-adopted 1991 after reunification. Only the third verse is official.
• Horst Wessel Lied (Horst Wessel Song), along with first verse of Das Deutschlandlied, adopted 1933 as anthem of Nazi Germany, abolished 1945 with division of Germany
• Heil Dir im Siegerkranz (Hail to Thee in Victor’s Crown), in use from unification of Germany in 1871 to abolition of German empire in 1918

Division of Germany:

• Auferstanden aus Ruinen (Risen from Ruins), national anthem of East Germany from division in 1949 to reunification in 1990
• Das Deutschlandlied (The Song of Germany), third verse adopted by West Germany in 1952 and used until reunification in 1990
• Hymne an Deutschland (Hymn to Germany), first official anthem of West Germany, adopted 1950 and replaced 1952 due to unpopularity
• Ich hab mich ergeben (I Am Devoted to You), unofficial anthem of West Germany from division in 1949 to replacement of anthem in 1950

Pre-unification of Germany:

• Für Bayern (For Bavaria), former national anthem of the Free State of Bavaria, now official state anthem of Bavaria
• Saarlied (Saar Song), former national anthem of the Saarland, now official state anthem

• God Bless Our Homeland Ghana, adopted upon independence in 1957, with modifications in 1960 and 1966

• see United Kingdom

• Ὕμνος εἰς τὴν Ἐλευθερίαν (Hymn to Liberty), adopted 1864

• see Denmark

• Hail Grenada, national anthem, adopted independence in 1974
• God Save the King, royal anthem

• see France
• Guadeloupe has no national anthem of its own.

• see United States of America

• Guatemala Feliz (Guatemala, Be Praised), adopted 1896

• see United Kingdom

• Liberté (Liberty), adopted on independence in 1956

• Esta é a Nossa Pátria Bem Amada (This Is Our Beloved Country), adopted on independence in 1974

• Dear Land of Guyana, of Rivers and Plains, adopted on independence in 1966

• La Dessalinienne (The Dessalines Song), adopted 1904
• Quand nos Aïeux brisèrent leurs entraves (When our Fathers Broke Their Chains), unofficial anthem from 1893 to 1903

• See United States of America

• Himno Nacional de Honduras (National Anthem of Honduras), adopted 1915.

• See China and United Kingdom
• Hong Kong has never had its own anthem, but instead has used the anthem of its parent country.

• Himnusz (Hymn), adopted 1844 while part of Austria-Hungary (q.v.), in use ever since.
• Szózat (Appeal), unofficial secondary national anthem

• Lofsöngur (Song of Praise), also known as Ó Guð vors lands (O, God of Our Land), in use since sovereignty in 1918, officially adopted 1944 when Iceland became a republic
• Eldgamla Ísafold (Ancient Iceland), de facto national anthem under Danish rule prior to 1918

• Jana Gana Mana (Thou art the ruler of the minds of all people), national anthem, adopted on independence in 1950
• Vande Mataram (I bow to thee, Mother), official national song, adopted on independence in 1950

• Indonesia Raya (Great Indonesia), adopted 1945 after end of Japanese occupation
• Hai Tanahku Papua (O My Country, Papua), anthem of the West Papuan indepenence movement

• Soroud-e Melli-e Jomhouri-e Eslami-e Iran (National Anthem of the Islamic Republic of Iran), adopted 1990
• Ey Iran (O Iran), unofficial anthem and popular song, used also as a transitional anthem
• Payandeh Bada Iran (Lasting Iran), adopted 1980, replaced upon death of Ayatollah Khomeni in 1990
• Sorood-e Shahanshahi Iran (Imperial Salute of Iran), used under the Shah, adopted 1933, in use until monarchy overthrown in 1979
• Salāmati-ye Dowlat-e Elliye-ye Irān (Salute of Sublime State of Persia), adopted under Ahmad Shah Qajar in 1909 and used until 1933
• Salamatih Shah! (To the Health of the King), instrumental anthem in use until 1909

• Mawtini (My Homeland), adopted 2004 after fall of Saddam Hussein
• Ardh Alforatain (Land of Two Rivers), used under Saddam Hussein; adopted 1981, abolished 2003
• Walla Zaman Ya Selahy (Oh For Ages! My Weapon!), adopted without lyrics in 1965, replaced 1981
• Mawtini (My Country), instrumental anthem, adopted 1958 on establishment of the republic, replaced 1965; also used 2003-2004 as an interim anthem
• As-Salam al-Malaki (Peace to the King), instrumental anthem of the Kingdom of Iraq, in use since 1923 while still under British rule; officially adopted 1933, and replaced in 1958

• Amhrán na bhFiann (A Soldier's Song), adopted 1926
• God Save Ireland, unofficial anthem until 1926
• Ireland's Call, unofficial sports anthem used for Ireland and Northern Ireland together
• Molly Malone, unofficial anthem of Dublin City

• Hatikva (The Hope), in use since 1848, adopted 2004

• Il Canto degli Italiani (The Song of the Italians), in use since 1946, adopted officially in 2005
• La Leggenda del Piave (The Story of the Piave), national anthem from 1943 to 1946
• Marcia Reale d'Ordinanza (Royal March of Ordinance), royal anthem of the Kingdom of Italy, in use 1861-1946
• Giovinezza (The Youth), secondary national anthem under Benito Mussolini, in use 1922-1943

• Jamaica, Land We Love, national anthem, adopted on independence in 1962
• God Save the King, royal anthem

• Kimi ga Yo (May your reign last forever), in use since 1870, adopted officially in 1992.

• As-salam al-malaki al-urdoni (Long Live the King of Jordan), adopted upon independence in 1946.

• Meniñ Qazaqstanım (My Kazakhstan), adopted 2006.
• Qazaqstan Respwblïkasınıñ Memlekettik Änuranı (National Anthem of the Republic of Kazakhstan), adopted 1992, replaced 2006.
• Qazaq Keñes Socïalïstik Respwblïkasınıñ memlekettik änuranı (State Anthem of the Kazakh SSR), adopted 1945, replaced 1992.

• Ee Mungu Nguvu Yetu (O God of All Creation), adopted upon independence in 1963
• Kenya Land of the Lion, anthem of the Kenyan colony under British rule, replaced upon independence in 1963

• Teirake kaini Kiribati (Stand Up, Kiribati), adopted upon independence in 1979

• Arirang, folk song used as an anthem for a unified Korea (a blend medley of Aegukka and Aegukga is also sometimes used)
• Daehan Jeguk Aegukga (Patriotic Hymn of the Great Korean Empire), anthem of the Korean Empire, adopted 1902 and used until annexation by Japan in 1910

• Europe, instrumental national anthem, adopted 2008

• Al-Nasheed Al-Watani (National Anthem), adopted 1978
• As-salām al-amīrī (Amiri Salute), adopted 1951, replaced 1978

• Kyrgyz Respublikasynyn Mamlekettik Gimni (National Anthem of the Kyrgyz Republic), adopted 1992 after end of Soviet rule
• Kırgız SSR Mamlekettik Gimni (State Anthem of the Kirghiz SSR), anthem during and after Soviet rule; adopted 1946, replaced 1992

• Pheng Xat Lao (Hymn of the Lao People), adopted 1947 on creation of the Kingdom of Laos, revised 1975.

• Dievs, svētī Latviju! (God, Bless Latvia!), adopted on independence from Russia in 1918, abolished 1940, restored 1990
• Latvijas Padomju Sociālistiskās Republikas valsts himna (State Anthem of the Latvian SSR), used under Soviet rule, adopted 1945 and abolished 1990

• Kulluna lil-watan (All Of Us, For Our Country), adopted 1927 by the French territory of Greater Lebanon and retained after independence

• Lesotho fatse la bo ntat'a rona (Lesotho, Land of our Fathers), adopted 1967

• All Hail, Liberia Hail!, adopted 1847

• Libya, Libya, Libya, adopted 1955 after independence, replaced under Moammar Qadaffi in 1969, restored 2011 after the Libyan civil war
• Allahu Akbar (God is Great), used under Qadaffi, adopted 1969, replaced 2011

• Oben am jungen Rhein (High Above the Young Rhine), adopted 1850

• Tautiška giesmė (National Song), adopted on independence in 1918, abolished 1940, restored 1990
• Lietuvos Tarybų Socialistinės Respublikos Valstybinis Himnas (State Anthem of the Lithuanian SSR), used under Soviet rule 1950-1990

• Ons Heemecht (Our Motherland), national anthem, adopted 1895
• De Wilhelmus (The William), royal anthem, in use since 1919

• Macao has never had its own anthem, but instead has used the anthem of its parent country.

• Ry Tanindraza nay malala ô (Our Beloved Country), adopted 1959 just before independence from France.
• Andriamanitra ô! (O God!), used in the Kingdom of Imerina until the French protectorate began in 1896

• Mulungu dalitsa Malawi (Oh God Bless Our Land Of Malawi), adopted 1964 upon independence.

• Negaraku (My Country), anthem of province of Perak since 1888, adopted as anthem of the whole country at independence in 1957

• Gaumee Salaam (National Salute), adopted 1948 with the tune of Auld Lang Syne, and set to an original melody in 1972.
• Salaamathi, instrumental, used as a state anthem until 1940, and as royal anthem until 1964

• Le Mali (Mali), adopted shortly after independence, in 1962
• Un Hymn du Mali (A Song of Mali), adopted upon independence in union with Senegal as the Mali Federation in 1960

• L-Innu Malti (The Hymn of Malta), adopted 1945
• Ave Crux Alba (Hail, White Cross), anthem of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta

• Forever Marshall Islands, adopted upon gaining full independence in 1991
• Ij Yokwe Lok Aelon Eo Ao (My Beloved Homeland, My Birthright), adopted 1979 when the Islands became self-governing, and used until 1991

• Nachid al-watani al-Mauritani (National Anthem of Mauritania), adopted 2017 after a referendum
• Nachid al-watani al-Mauritani (National Anthem of Mauritania), adopted 1960 upon independence from France

• Motherland, lyrics by Jean-Georges Prosper, music by Philippe Gentil, adopted 1968. Text copyrighted in Mauritius and in the USA.

• Himno Nacional Mexicano (National Anthem of Mexico), in use since 1854, officially adopted 1943

• Patriots of Micronesia, adopted 1991
• Preamble, adopted under American rule in 1979, replaced 1991

• Limba noastră (Our Tongue), adopted 1994
• Deşteaptă-te române! (Wake up, Romanian), the anthem of Romania, briefly in use in Moldova in 1991-1994 and also 1917-1918
• Imnul de Stat al RSS Moldoveneşti (State Anthem of the Moldavian SSR), national anthem under Soviet rule: adopted 1945, revised 1980, and replaced in 1991

Transnistria:

• Slăvită să fii, Nistrene (We Glorify You, Transnistria)

• A Marcia de Muneghu (The March of Monaco), adopted 1848, replaced with Monegasque translation in 1931

• Mongol ulsyn töriin duulal (National Anthem of Mongolia), adopted 1950, with various modifications since then
• Mongol Intyörnatsional (Mongol Internationale), adopted 1924, replaced 1950

• Oj, svijetla majska zoro (Oh, Bright Dawn of May), adopted 2004 while still united with Serbia
• Ubavoj nam Crnoj Gori (To our beautiful Montenegro), anthem of the Kingdom of Montenegro, adopted 1870, in use until union with Serbia in 1918

• Hymne Chérifien (Hymn of the Sharif), adopted without lyrics upon independence in 1956, new lyrics added 1970

• Pátria Amada (Lovely Fatherland), adopted 2002
• Viva, Viva a FRELIMO (Long Live FRELIMO), adopted on independence in 1975, replaced 2002

• Kaba Ma Kyei (Till the End of the World), adopted on independence in 1948

• Namibia, Land of the Brave, adopted 1991 after independence
• Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika (God Bless Africa), temporary anthem in use 1990-1991 during selection of permanent anthem

• Nauru Bwiema (Song of Nauru), adopted 1968

• Sayaun Thunga Phulka (Hundreds of Flowers), adopted 2007 after the formation of Nepal as a republic
• Ras Triya Gaan (National Song), national anthem of the Kingdom of Nepal, adopted 1962, abolished 2006

• Het Wilhelmus (The William), in use since the 17th century, replaced 18156 and officially re-adopted 1932
• Wien Neêrlands Bloed (Who is of Dutch Blood), adopted 1815 and abolished 1932

National anthems of other Dutch entities:

• Aruba Dushi Tera (Aruba Precious Country), national song of Aruba territory
• Himno di Kòrsou (Anthem of Curaçao), anthem of Curaçao
• Anthem without a title, national anthem for the Netherland Antilles from 2000 to its dissolution in 2010.
• Tera di Solo y Suave Biento (Land of the Sun and Soft Breeze), national anthem for the Netherlands Antilles 1964-2000, now municipal anthem of Bonaire
• It Fryske Folksliet (The Frisian Folksong), national anthem of Frisia, in use since 1875
• Saba, you rise from the ocean, regional anthem of Saba
• O Sweet Saint Martin's Land, local anthem of Sint Maarten

• God Defend New Zealand, one of two co-equal national anthems, adopted as national song in 1940, and as second national anthem in 1977
• God Save the King, one of two co-equal national anthems, adopted 1840 while still a British colony
• Ka Mate, National Rugby Anthem

Territorial anthems:

• Viki O Tokelau (Anthem of Tokelau), anthem of Tokelau

• Salve a ti, Nicaragua (Hail to Thee, Nicaragua), melody adopted c. 1836, replaced 1876; re-adopted 1918 with new lyrics added in 1939
• Soldados, ciudadanos (Soldiers, Citizens), national anthem from 1876 to 1893
• Hermosa Soberana (Beautiful and Sovereign), national anthem from 1893 to 1910
• La Patria Amada (The Beloved Homeland), temporary anthem in use during the 1910s

• La Nigerienne (The Song of Niger), adopted 1961 after independence

• Arise O Compatriots, Nigeria's Call Obey, adopted 1978
• Nigeria We Hail Thee, adopted on independence in 1960, replaced 1978
• Land of the Rising Sun, anthem of Biafra seccesionist movement

• Ko e Iki he Lagi (The Lord in Heaven), national anthem, adopted 1974
• God Save the King, royal anthem

• Aegukka (Patriotic Song), national anthem of North Korea, adopted 1947 (text copyrighted in North Korea and in the USA)

• Denes nad Makedonija (Today over Macedonia), adopted in 1992 after independence

• Ja vi elsker dette landet (Yes, we love this country), national anthem in use since 1864
• Norsk Nationalsang (Norwegian Naitonal Anthem), national anthem in use from 1820 to 1864
• Norges Skaal (Norway's Toast), national anthem before 1820
• Kongesangen (Royal Song), royal anthem, adopted 1905

• Ολυμπιακός Ύμνος (Olympic Hymn), adopted 1958, and used as the national anthem for independent and refugee Olympians

• Nashid as-Salaam as-Sultani (The Sultan’s Anthem), adopted 1932, new lyrics adopted 1970

• Qaumi Tarana (National Anthem), adopted 1954.

Azad Kashmir:

• Watan hamara Azad Kashmir (Our Nation Free Kashmir), official state anthem

• Belau rekid (Our Palau), adopted 1980.

• Fida'i (Revolutionary), adopted 1972
• Mawtini (My Homeland), de facto anthem before 1972, and still used as an unofficial anthem

• Himno Istemño (Isthmus Hymn), adopted 1925.

• O Arise All You Sons, national anthem, adopted upon independence in 1975.
• God Save the King, royal anthem

• Paraguayos, República o muerte! (Paraguayans, The Republic or Death!), adopted 1846, set to new music in 1934.
• Tetã purahéi (Hymn of Independence), adopted 1831, replaced 1846

• Himno Nacional del Perú (National Anthem of Peru), adopted 1821 shortly after independence

• Lupang Hinirang (Chosen Land), music adopted on independence in 1898, English lyrics adopted 1938 and abolished 1998, Filipino lyrics adopted 1956

• Mazurek Dąbrowskiego (Dabrowski's Mazurka), adopted 1927
• Für Danzig (For Danzig), former national anthem of the Free City of Danzig

• A Portuguesa (The Portuguese Hymn), adopted 1911
• Hymno da Carta (Hymn of the Charter), 1834–1911
• Hymno Patriótico (Patriotic Hymn), 1809–1834

Territories, etc.

• Hino dos Açores (Hymn of the Azores), unofficial anthem of Azores, territory, since 1980
• Hino da Região Autónoma da Madeira (Hymn of the Autonomous Region of Madeira), local anthem of the Madeira Islands

• As Salam al Amiri (Peace be to the Emir), adopted 1996
• Qatar National Anthem, instrumental anthem, adopted 1954 and replaced 1996.

• Deșteaptă-te, române! (Wake up, Romanian), current anthem of Romania, adopted 1990 after establishment of democratic rule; was also unofficially used prior to 1990
• Trei culori (Three Colours), anthem under the rule of Nicolae Ceauşescu; adoped 1977 and replaced 1990
• Te slăvim, Românie (We praise you, Romania), adopted 1953, and used until replaced by Nicolae Ceauşescu in 1977
• Zdrobite cătușe (Broken Handcuffs), adopted 1948 upon establishment of the Communist republic; in use until 1953
• Trăiască Regele (Long Live the King), adopted 1866 without lyrics (with the title Marș triumfal), lyrics adopted 1881 when Romania became a kingdom, in use until deposition of the monarchy in 1947.

• Gosudarstvenny Gimn Rossiyskoy Federatsii (Hymn of the Russian Federation), adopted 2000
• Patrioticheskaya Pesnya (The Patriotic Song), adopted 1990 upon independence from the Soviet Union, replaced 2000
• No anthem, as a member of the Soviet Union (1922-1990)
• Internatsional (The Internationale), anthem of the Bolshevik government since 1918, used until formation of the USSR in 1922
• La Marseillaise (The Marseillaise), anthem of some liberal government factions under the Provisional Government in 1917-1918
• Rabochaya Marselyeza (The Worker's Marseillaise), anthem of some socialist government factions under the Provisional Government in 1917-1918
• Kol slaven nash Gospod v Sione (How Glorious Our Lord Is In Zion), unofficial "spiritual" anthem used under the Provisional Government in 1917-1918
• Bozhe, tsarya khrani (God Save the Czar), adopted 1833, abolished upon abdication of the last czar in 1817
• Molitva Russkikh (The Prayer of the Russians), adopted 1816, replaced 1833

National anthems of the Soviet Union:

• Hymn of the Soviet Union (1944-1990) (Hymn of the Soviet Union)

National anthems of other Russian entities:

• Joƶalla ya marşo, (Death or Freedom) anthem of Chechnya during period of de facto independence (1991-2004)
• The Shatlak’s Song, anthem of Chechnya since 2004
• Gimn Avtonomnoĭ Respubliki Krym (Hymn of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea), national anthem of Crimea, adopted 1992 (see also Ukraine)
• Kraj Rodnoj Karelija (Native Land, Karelia), anthem of the Republic of Karelia since 1993 (autonomous region in Russia)
• Karjalan-Suomalainen Sosialistinen Neuvostotasavallan valtiohymni (State Anthem of the Karelo-Finnish SSR), in use early 1950s-1956
• National Anthem of the Sakha Republic

• Rwanda nziza (Rwanda, Our Beautiful Country), adopted 2001
• Rwanda rwacu (Our Rwanda), adopted on independence in 1962, replaced 2001

• O Land of Beauty!, national anthem, adopted upon independence in 1983
• God Save the King, royal anthem

• Sons and Daughters of Saint Lucia, national anthem, adopted upon self-governance in 1967
• God Save the King, royal anthem

• No local national anthem is known.

• St. Vincent! Land So Beautiful, national anthem, adopted upon independence in 1969
• God Save the King, royal anthem

• O le Fu'a o le Sa'olotoga o Samoa (The Banner of Freedom), adopted upon independence in 1962

• Inno Nazionale della Repubblica (National Anthem of the Republic), adopted 1894. Lyrics are unofficial.
• Giubilanti d'amore fraterno (Jubilant brotherly love), in use prior to 1894

• Independência total (Total Independence), adopted 1975

• Aash Al Maleek (Long Live Our Beloved King), adopted 1947, re-adopted with new lyrics in 1984

• E Mare Libertas (From the Sea, Freedom), instrumental anthem

• Pincez Tous vos Koras, Frappez les Balafons (Pluck Your Koras, Strike the Balafons), adopted 1960
• Un Hymn du Mali (A Song of Mali), anthem as part of the Mali Federation for two months in 1960 (see also Mali)

• Boze Pravde (God of Justice), adopted upon independence in 1904 and again in 2006, and used as an unofficial anthem as part of Yugoslavia from 1918-2006

• Koste Seselwa (Seychellois Unite), adopted 1996
• Fyer Seselwa (Be Proud Seychellois), adopted upon a coup in 1978, replaced 1996
• En Avant (Forward), adopted upon independence in 1976; replaced 1978

• High We Exalt Thee, Realm Of The Free, adopted 1961

• Majulah Singapura (Onward Singapore)

• Nad Tatrou sa blýska (Storm Over the Tatras)

• Zdravljica (anthem) (The Toast)

• God Save Our Solomon Islands

• Qolobaa Calankeed (Every nation has its own flag), adopted 2012
• Soomaaliyeey toosoo (Somalia Wake Up), in use 2000-2012
• Somalia Hanolato (Long Live Somalia), in use 1960-2000

• Samo ku waar (Long Life With Peace), adopted 1997

• National Anthem of South Africa

Apartheid homelands

• Lefatshe leno la bo-rrarona (This Land of Our Forefathers), anthem of Bophuthatswana apartheid Bantu "homeland", in use from 1977 until re-incorporation into South Africa in 1994
• Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika (God Bless Africa), anthem of Ciskei apartheid "homeland", in use from 1981 until re-incorporation into South Africa in 1994
• Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika (God Bless Africa), anthem of Transkei apartheid "homeland", in use from 1976 until re-incorporation into South Africa in 1994
• Pfano na vhuthihi (Peace and Togetherness), anthem of Venda apartheid "homeland", in use from 1979 until re-incorporation into South Africa in 1994

Predecessor states and colonies

• Volkslied van de Oranje Vrijstaat (National Anthem of the Orange Free State), anthem of the Orange Free State
• Volkslied van Transvaal (National Anthem of the Transvaal), anthem of the Transvaal

• South Sudan Oyee! (South Sudan Hurray!), adopted 2011

• Aegukga (Patriotic Song), national anthem of South Korea, adopted 1948

• • La bandera blanca y verde (The Green and White Flag), anthem of Andalusia since 1982
  • Eusko Abendaren Ereserkia (Anthem of the Basque Ethnicity), anthem of Basque Country: adopted by Basque National Party in 1902, by Basque Autonomous Community 1936-1939, readopted 1983 without lyrics
  • Himno de Canarias (Anthem of the Canary Islands) adopted 2003
  • Canto de Tierra, unofficial anthem used by some Canarian independence movements prior to 2003
  • Pasodoble Islas Canarias, ditto
  • Els Segadors (The Reapers), anthem of Catalonia since 1899, official since 1993
  • Os Pinos (The Pines), anthem of Galicia, used since 1907, adopted officially 1977

• Sri Lanka Matha

• Nahnu Djundulla Djundulwatan (We Are the Army of God and of Our Land), adopted upon independence from Britain and Egypt in 1956

• God zij met ons Suriname! (God Be With Our Suriname), adpoted 1954

• Du gamla, du fria (Thou ancient, Thou free), national anthem
• Kungssången (Royal Song), royal anthem

• Schweizerpsalm (The Swiss Psalm), adopted provisionally in 1961, and officially in 1981
• Vaterlandslied (Fatherland's Song), de facto anthem prior to 1961

• Ħumāt ad-Diyār (Guardians of the Homeland), adopted 1936

• Surudi milli (National Anthem), adopted 1994
• Anthem of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic, adopted 1946, in use until 1994

• Mungu ibariki Afrika (God Bless Africa), adopted 1961
• National March for the Sultan of Zanzibar, Zanzibar anthem in use from 1911 until the formation of Tanzania in 1964

• Phleng Chat (เพลงซาติ) (National anthem), December 10, 1939
• Phleng Sansasoen Phra Barami (เพลงสรรเสริญพระบารมี) (Royal anthem)

• Pátria (Fatherland), adopted upon independence in 2002.

• Salut à toi, pays de nos aïeux (Hail to thee, land of our forefathers), in use 1960-1979 and restored 1991
• L'unité nationale (National unity), in use 1979-1991

• Ko e fasi 'o e tu'i 'o e 'Otu Tonga (Song of the King of the Tonga Islands), in use since 1874

• Forged from the Love of Liberty

• Humat al-Hima (Defenders of the Homeland)

• İstiklâl Marşı (Independence March)

Ottoman Empire had personal anthems for each Sultan:

• Mahmudiye Marşı (March of Mahmud), 1829-1839 under Mahmud II, 1918-1922 under Mehmed VI Vahideddin
• Mecidiye Marşı (March of Abdülmecid), 1839-1861 under Abdülmecid I and Murad V
• Aziziye Marşı (March of Abdülaziz), 1861-1876 under Abdülaziz I
• Hamidiye Marşı (March of Abdülhamid), 1876-1909 under Abdul Hamid II
• Resadiye Marşı (March of Mehmed Resad), 1909-1918 under Mehmed V Resad

• Garassyz, Bitarap, Türkmenistanyn Döwlet Gimni (Independent and Bitarap, The state of Turkmenistan Gimni)

• Tuvalu mo te Atua (Tuvalu for the Almighty), national anthem
• God Save the King, royal anthem

• Oh Uganda, Land of Beauty

• Ukraine Is Still Alive - unofficial English Translation

• The Internationale (1922-1944)
• Hymn of the Soviet Union (1944-1991)

• Nashid al-watani al-imarati (National Anthem of the UAE)

• "God Save the King" (or "God Save the Queen" during the reign of a female monarch) (royal anthem)

England

• No official anthem
• God Save the King
• Land of Hope and Glory
• Jerusalem

Wales

• Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau (Old Land of My Fathers)

Northern Ireland

• A Londonderry Air, unofficial anthem
• Ireland's Call, unofficial sports anthem used for Ireland and Northern Ireland together

Scotland

• Alba an Aigh (Scotland the Brave) unofficial national anthem.
• Flower of Scotland unofficially used at sporting events
• God Save the King throughout the United Kingdom

Other territories and entities

• God Save Anguilla, official national anthem of Anguilla territory since 1981
• Hail to Bermuda, territorial anthem of Bermuda
• Beloved Isle Cayman, national song of Cayman Islands (colony)
• Song of the Falklands, unofficial sports anthem of Falkand Islands (see also Argentina)
• Gibraltar Anthem, national anthem of Gibraltar
• Sarnia Cherie (Guernsey Dear), national anthem of Guernsey
• Arrane Ashoonagh Dy Vannin (Isle of Man National Anthem), Manx national anthem since 2003
• Jersey
  • Ma Normandie (My Normandy), anthem of Jersey from 1836-2008
  • Isle de Siez Nous (Island Home), anthem of Jersey since 2008
• Motherland, anthem of Montserrat
• We From Pitcairn Island, anthem of the Pitcairn Islands
• National Song, former anthem of the Pitcairn Islands
• Come ye Blessed, also called the Pitcairn Anthem, former anthem of the Pitcairn Islands
• My St. Helena Island, anthem of St. Helena, adopted 1975
• This Land of Ours, anthem of Turks and Caicos Islands
• Oh Beautiful Virgin Islands, anthem of the British Virgin Islands

• The Star-Spangled Banner, official since 1931
• Hail, Columbia, de facto anthem prior to 1931
• My Country 'Tis of Thee, another de facto anthem prior to 1931

Other American entities

• American Samoa, territorial anthem of American Samoa
• God Save the South, anthem of the Confederate States of America, written 1861, in use until surrender to the USA in 1865
• Guam Hymn, anthem of Guam
• Kingdom of Hawaii:
  • E Ola Ke Alii Ke Akua (God Save the King), music adopted when kingdom established, lyrics written 1860, in use until 1866
  • He Mele Lāhui Hawai'i (The Song of the Hawaiian Nation), adopted 1866, in use until 1876
  • Hawai'i pono'ī (Hawaii's Own), adopted 1876 and used until annexation by USA; now used as state anthem of Hawaii
• Gi Talo Gi Halom Tasi (In the Middle of the Sea), anthem of Northern Mariana Islands
• La Borinqueña (The Borinquenian), anthem of Puerto Rico, in use since 1903, music officially adopted 1952, lyrics officially adopted 1977
• Virgin Islands March, anthem of the U.S. Virgin Islands

• Himno Nacional (National Hymn), adopted 1833 (lyrics) and 1848 (music)

• State Anthem of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, adopted 1993

• Yumi, Yumi, Yumi (We, We, We), adopted upon independence from France in 1980

• Hymnus Pontificius (Pontifical Anthem), de facto national anthem

• "Gloria al Bravo Pueblo" (Glory to the Brave People), adopted 1881

• "Độc lập–Tự do–Hạnh phúc" (Independence – Liberty – Happiness)

South Vietnam:

• Giải phóng miền Nam (Liberate the South), anthem of the Viet Cong, adopted in South Vietnam 1975-1976
• Tiếng Gọi Công Dân (Call to the Citizens), anthem of South Vietnam 1955-1975
• Thanh niên Hành Khúc (Call to the Youth), unofficial anthem of the Provisional Central Government (1948-1995)

• Yā Banīy As-Saharā (O Sons of the Sahara)

• al-ǧumhūrīyâẗu l-muttaḥidâ (United Republic), adopted 1979 by South Yemen, retained after union in 1990

North Yemen:

• Irādāt ʾumma (A Nation's Will), in use 1978-1990
• al Watani (Peace to the Land), in use 1962-1978
• Tahiātin Milkiayet (Royal Salute), in use pre-1962

South Yemen:

• al-ǧumhūrīyâẗu l-muttaḥidâ (United Republic), in use 1979-1990
• National Anthem of the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen, in use 1967-1979

• Himna Srba, Hrvata i Slovenaca (Hymn of the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes), 1919-1945
• Hej, Slaveni (Hey, Slavs), 1945-2006

• Lumbanyeni Zambia (Stand and Sing of Zambia, Proud and Free)

• Kalibusiswe Ilizwe leZimbabwe (Blessed Be The Land of Zimbabwe), adopted 1994
• Ishe Komborera Africa (God Bless Africa), adopted upon independence from Britain in 1980; in use until 1994
• God Save the Queen, used under British rule until 1970, and again from 1979-1980
• Rise O Voices of Rhodesia, adopted 1974, used until the British regained control in 1979

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