Pitcairn Islands, officially named Pitcairn, Henderson, Disy and Oeno is a South Pacific archipelago composed of 4 islands, of which only Pitcairn, the second largest island, has been settled. This archipelago is also the last remaining British overseas territory in the Pacific.
Flag (Flag of Pitcairn Islands)
Emblem (National Emblem)
🎵 Anthem (Instrumental)
🎤 Anthem (Vocal)
Then shall the King say unto them on his right hand:
Come ye blessed of my Father
Inherit the kingdom prepared for you
From the foundation of the world
I was hunger’d and ye gave me meat,
I was thirsty and ye gave me drink
I was a stranger and ye took me in,
Naked and ye clothed me,
I was sick and ye visited me,
I was in prison and ye came unto me
In as much ye have done it unto one of the least
Of these my brethren
Ye have done it unto me,
Ye have done it unto me.
Then shall the King say unto them on his right hand:
Come ye blessed of my Father
Inherit the kingdom prepared for you
From the foundation of the world
I was hunger’d and ye gave me meat,
I was thirsty and ye gave me drink
I was a stranger and ye took me in,
Naked and ye clothed me,
I was sick and ye visited me,
I was in prison and ye came unto me
In as much ye have done it unto one of the least
Of these my brethren
Ye have done it unto me,
Ye have done it unto me.
Pitcairn Islands
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About the National Anthem
'God Save The Queen'-God Save The Queen
'God Save The Queen', when the male monarch is in power, called 'God Bless My King', also translated as 'God Bless the Queen/King' , Is a carol used by several Commonwealth kingdoms, their territories, and British royal possessions as national anthems or royal rituals. The lyrics and names of the songs vary according to the gender of the current monarch: for example, the words 'in the lyrics when the male monarch is in power' 'Queen' is changed to 'My King' ('King'), 'She' (She) is changed to 'He' (He), etc. The author of the tune is unknown, and it may be derived from a monophonic chant, but there are also traditional sayings that it is 1619 Written by John Bull.
'God Save The Queen', when the male monarch is in power, called 'God Bless My King', also translated as 'God Bless the Queen/King' , Is a carol used by several Commonwealth kingdoms, their territories, and British royal possessions as national anthems or royal rituals. The lyrics and names of the songs vary according to the gender of the current monarch: for example, the words 'in the lyrics when the male monarch is in power' 'Queen' is changed to 'My King' ('King'), 'She' (She) is changed to 'He' (He), etc. The author of the tune is unknown, and it may be derived from a monophonic chant, but there are also traditional sayings that it is 1619 Written by John Bull.
Flag Meaning
Introduction to the National Flag
Emblem Meaning
Introduction to the National Emblem
🔗 External Resources & Travel Guide
- 📖 Wikipedia: Pitcairn Islands - History, politics, and geography
- 📊 CIA World Factbook: Pitcairn Islands - Official government statistics & maps
- ✈️ Wikivoyage: Pitcairn Islands - Travel guide, attractions, and transport