Purios fer Moakies

Purios fer Moakies (Dogyamish: Muakeahj Armus Eriomag) is the national anthem of Dogyam, adopted in 881 AD. The anthem was written in both Dogyamish and Pemiralin, an ancient language once spoken in central Dogyam, still used by the Dogyamish Orthodox Church for prayers.

The anthem consists of two parts, the Pemiralin prayer to God for the nation, and the song proper. The anthem uses the same tune to the Polish national anthem.

History
It was originally written as a poem by Esai Kolmag, an anti-Wirin nationalist, in 830 AD. Three years later, Danjel Unam Kau, a friend of Kolmag, composed the music. It was sang by many Tsukem nationalists, but was banned in 860 AD by the Wirins.

After independence, the anthem was adopted. It was coined as the eternal anthem of the nation.

In 1880, it was temporarily replaced by, but Purios fer Moakies still retained as a patriotic song. After Britian's withdrawal in 1930, it became its anthem again.

Prayer
Amnus, o kenua retemzek imun. Aecikio, Aebuz, i Gemurus. Amnus, barekes wimio gamekets. Piomenes kurit ezion 'i manyz i iumanugash, bahinura i kama'igismuz. Be kets ygyman lo'wim i wu barekesarede 'au maniskit'im. Oe fahimiresh ma'oqer, oe fahimiresh ar vour'reth barekes wimio kets. Aure wu ma'oqer. Aure ma'oqer lo A'purios fer Moakies. Aoman.

God, you have created the world. The air, water, and fire. God, protect our homeland. May the planet be filled with joy and happiness, peace and prosperity. This land belongs to us and we will protect it on all occasions. You are the only hope, you are the only one who can protect our land. Give us hope. Give hope to the Puer land of Moaekea Broasteak, Amen.

First verse
O eriomag dhu nier, O eriomag dhu armus, It arem magaraet i'tum ark'u ha dar glosom. It yurdam mags, It mardek mags, Omai glosmus maghra tham rom.

O land of free, O land of pure, We will sacrifice our lives for the country. We love you, We need you, This country belongs to us.

Chorus
Amnus, baris omai eriomag, Zem bagim re irkim mag. Main tam mags'om kan rom'hi eam, Irkim ui rom'hi dusman'u.

God, protect this land, No power can destroy us. As long as you are on our side, destroy all our enemies.

Second verse
Mavt nim Wiring'u, Zavzatsa nim Tsukemin, It arem dfark unam'u tham haba'un.

Anest ha belem, Za ur ni jamare, It arem ui kalmfun.

Death to Wirins, Glory to Dogyam, We will give rights to everyone.

White or black, It does not matter, We are all equal.