The Tuvan People's Republic is really only notable in that it had the first non-monarch female head of state in the world. When the Soviets were absorbing a bunch of the little autonomous Soviet states into the main Russian RSFR in the 40s, the Tuvan state came to an end as well.
Are you sure the lyrics in the description were used from 1921-1944? 'Cause this IS the anthem of Tuva within modern-day Russia. It could be like Russia which uses the same anthem from the Soviet period, just with totally different lyrics.
It's possible that these are indeed the lyrics, it's just odd.
As like as the most of Russian anthems, this Tuvan one sounded heartbreaking & wonderful. My congrats for another people that has a masterpiece as a national anthem. Greetings from Hungary, to the people of Tuva.
@TheDarkLord191 Yes, genetically and such. In fact during the early years of the Tuvan People's Republic there were attempts by some Tuvans to reunite with Mongolia, and Mongolia also wanted to have Tuva be a part of Mongolia.
Good music but this sounds NOTHING at all like the music native to tuva
KrazyKarFilms 4 months ago
The Tuvan People's Republic is really only notable in that it had the first non-monarch female head of state in the world. When the Soviets were absorbing a bunch of the little autonomous Soviet states into the main Russian RSFR in the 40s, the Tuvan state came to an end as well.
IPlayWithFire135 5 months ago
@IPlayWithFire135 Actually Tuva was the only absorption unless you count the Baltics and Bessarabia and suchlike.
Mrdie 5 months ago
Are you sure the lyrics in the description were used from 1921-1944? 'Cause this IS the anthem of Tuva within modern-day Russia. It could be like Russia which uses the same anthem from the Soviet period, just with totally different lyrics.
It's possible that these are indeed the lyrics, it's just odd.
Mrdie 5 months ago
As like as the most of Russian anthems, this Tuvan one sounded heartbreaking & wonderful. My congrats for another people that has a masterpiece as a national anthem. Greetings from Hungary, to the people of Tuva.
szeamus2460 8 months ago 4
sounds like ome Native American Music
Spamoy12 9 months ago
where's Tuva?
TheDarkLord191 9 months ago
@TheDarkLord191 southern russia, border with mongolia
RusNad 9 months ago
@RusNad
oh. i see.
TheDarkLord191 9 months ago
@RusNad
however, i had no idea that Tuva was even its own independent state...
TheDarkLord191 9 months ago
@TheDarkLord191 it was never really independent, it was virtually controlled by the soviet union until it became an actual part of the soviet union
RusNad 9 months ago
@RusNad
oh. i see.
strangely, the anthem sounds very Asian. If Tuva is part of Russia, shouldn't the anthem be more Slavic-sounding?
TheDarkLord191 9 months ago
@TheDarkLord191 Tuvans are closely related to Mongols. Having a Slavic-sounding anthem wouldn't make much sense.
Mrdie 5 months ago
@Mrdie
Tuvans are closely related to Mongols?
TheDarkLord191 5 months ago
@TheDarkLord191 Yes, genetically and such. In fact during the early years of the Tuvan People's Republic there were attempts by some Tuvans to reunite with Mongolia, and Mongolia also wanted to have Tuva be a part of Mongolia.
Mrdie 5 months ago
@Mrdie
are their languages very similar?
TheDarkLord191 5 months ago
@TheDarkLord191 They're similar.
Mrdie 5 months ago
@Mrdie
So does the mean that a Mongolian and a Tuvan could communicate easily?
TheDarkLord191 5 months ago
@TheDarkLord191 Probably not, but they most likely wouldn't appear totally alien to each other.
Mrdie 5 months ago
@Mrdie
oh . i see.
TheDarkLord191 5 months ago
Nice anthem! Sounds like a good socialist anthem, especially the melody! :)
Syvorji 1 year ago