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    The poem describes Mongolia as the native land between the Altai and Khangai mountains where ancestors are buried. It refers to Mongolia's history as the land of the Hsiung-nu and the Blue Mongols and says the country has become more familiar with each passing year. The poem expresses pride in Mongolia, saying any who invade will perish and calls for building a democratic state on the land to march toward a brave new future.

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    The poem describes Mongolia as the native land between the Altai and Khangai mountains where ancestors are buried. It refers to Mongolia's history as the land of the Hsiung-nu and the Blue Mongols and says the country has become more familiar with each passing year. The poem expresses pride in Mongolia, saying any who invade will perish and calls for building a democratic state on the land to march toward a brave new future.

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    The poem describes Mongolia as the native land between the Altai and Khangai mountains where ancestors are buried. It refers to Mongolia's history as the land of the Hsiung-nu and the Blue Mongols and says the country has become more familiar with each passing year. The poem expresses pride in Mongolia, saying any who invade will perish and calls for building a democratic state on the land to march toward a brave new future.

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    The Native Land

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    Darllah Kaye Ybanez Clamocha
    The poem describes Mongolia as the native land between the Altai and Khangai mountains where ancestors are buried. It refers to Mongolia's history as the land of the Hsiung-nu and the Blue Mongols and says the country has become more familiar with each passing year. The poem expresses pride in Mongolia, saying any who invade will perish and calls for building a democratic state on the land to march toward a brave new future.

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    QUARTER 2 – WEEK 8 – DAY 3

    My Native Land - Dashdorjiin Natsagdorj

    The fertile virgin-lands between Altai and Khangai


    Lands of our eternal destiny where ancestors lie
    Land grown mellow under the golden rays of the sun
    Land grown eternal under the silver moon.

    This is my native land


    Mongolia the beautiful!

    Home land of our ancestors since the day of the Hsiung-nu


    Land of great might in the days of the Blue Mongols
    Land we become more accustomed with every passing year
    Land where now the crimson flags flutter

    This is my native land


    Mongolia the beautiful!

    Beloved country of us all who were born and die here


    The enemy who dares invade our soil shall perish
    Let us build our democratic (revolutionary) state on the land ordained
    Then let march head high toward the brave future new world.

    This is my native land


    Mongolia the beautiful!

    Source: http://brucespoems.blogspot.com/2012/06/my-native-land-dashdorjiin-natsagdorj.html

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