KnowraGod Save the KingLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to God Save the King, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 2Compared with 9La MarseillaiseCompared with: Its monarchical symbolism contrasts with La Marseillaise’s revolutionary republican origins.The Red FlagCompared with: Its use at Labour gatherings has contrasted monarchic ceremony with the socialist identity of “The Red Flag.”Advance Australia FairCompared with: It retains a separate official role in Australia and is not the national anthem.Battle Hymn of the RepublicCompared with: Its shared transatlantic tune history contrasts with the hymn’s American Civil War origins.KimigayoCompared with: Like Kimigayo, it links national song with monarchy, but uses a different text and musical tradition.Pomp and Circumstance MarchesCompared with: Unlike the official anthem, “Land of Hope and Glory” is a popular patriotic song, not a national anthem.Jana Gana ManaCompared with: A persistent misconception links Tagore’s lyrics to praise of the British monarch; the song was not written for that purpose.Marcha RealCompared with: It is a royal anthem, whereas Marcha Real serves as Spain’s national anthem.O CanadaCompared with: Canada’s national anthem is O Canada; God Save the King retains a distinct royal-anthem role.