Vijhutu Ichogo

Vijhutu Ichogo (Sarwabhasa: Vijhutuicogoo), translated as the national anthem of Vizhutua, is the national anthem of Vizhutua. It was officially written and adopted in 1857 by Tathagatha I and the lyrics and composition were modified and expanded in 1947 by newly-elected Prime Minister Kairo Raiyar.

History
The Vizhutu Empire, the predecessor to the modern Vizhutuan Federation, did not have an official national anthem, even though there were several unofficial ones.

After the end of the Anglo-Vizhutuan War and the subsequent Lenying Revolution, Emperor Tathagatha I composed several patriotic songs for Vizhutua. In 1858, the lyrics in Vizhutuan were published for the first time. At first, there was no orchestral version of Vijhutu Ichogo. However, after Tathagatha listened to the Polish national anthem, he decided to base the lyrics composition off "Poland is Not Yet Lost" because of its reflection of patriotism.

Immediately after the lyrics were published, "Vijhutu Icogo" was adopted as the official national anthem of Vizhutua, as the original sheet music acknowledged its status as a national anthem.

In 1947, Cairo Raijar adopted a resolution that added a fourth verse in order to "reflect the future of the position of Vizhutua" and four more verses that do not constitute the national anthem. The composition was also changed to an original melody, replacing the Polish tune. The rearrangement was first broadcast by Radio Vizhutua on November 21, 1947 which is celebrated as National Day. It has also been played at the beginning and end of the Nesiondalsan Games, and summits in which Vizhutua participates in, such as the Federation of Nesiondalsan States and, if those are hosted in Vizhutua.