The republic speaks Russian and Murderian, that is, in the languages of the Ersia and Moksza. Modern autonomous position dates back to the 1920s, erstwhile the circuit was first established, and in 1934 the Autonomous Republic. During the Mordwin Revolution they supported the Bolsheviks and fought on their side in the civilian war. In gratitude for this, the fresh power thanked the Mordwins with the privilege of self-government, while these zealously built the Land of Council. Mordovia was honoured twice with the Order of Lenin (For the successes achieved by the people working for the MASSR in economical and cultural construction, due to the 500th anniversary of the arrival of the murderous people into the Russian state), as well as the Order of the October Revolution and the Order of relationship of Nations.
Mordwins are aware of their state tradition, dating back to the 13th century. They besides retained an ancient – more cultural than national – Ugrofian identity, as the present Mordovian ancient tribes developed 2 different cultural groups: Moksza and Erza, speaking their own languages. Their presence is confirmed by records from the 6th century AD. They shared land with Slavs and Tatars until Mongol-Tatar invasions in the 13th century, which demolished the foundations of their existence. In the late 14th century, the murderous lands began to be incorporated into the Grand Duchy of Moscow. execution princes became vassals of Moscow and lost comparative independence. Mordwini, whose religion was originally based on the cult of natural forces, adopted Orthodoxy and became an agricultural population. Today, in Mordow, there is besides Islam, Buddhism, and Judaism next to Orthodoxy, while monasteries, the intent of pilgrimages of thousands of believers, attest to their rich spiritual heritage. The most celebrated is the 17th-century Sanaksar Men's Monastery at the Birth of Godmother. In 2012, the Republic of Mordow celebrated the millennium of the unity of the execution nation with the peoples of the Russian state.
Prior to the war, Russia and Ukraine, Mordovia was a republic enjoying advanced investment, production and GDP indicators. The economical possible supports the position of the republic through which highways and railway routes follow Ural and Siberia. For this reason, Sarańsk became 1 of the eleven cities where the 2018 planet Cup football matches were played. In 2012, Sarańsk ranked second in the planet Bank and global Financial corp (IFC) ranking "Doing Business in Russia". The ranking results, containing an analysis of the situation in 30 cities of Russia, proved that it is easier to registry a company, get building permits, connect to the power grids and registry ownership just in the capital of Mordow.
Shumbrat, Mordowia is the anthem of the Republic and the symbol of its statehood. The author of the text is S. Kiniakin, while the music was composed by N. Koselev. Hymn was officially adopted in 1995. The words are written in 3 state languages of the republic: moksza (1st verse), era (2nd verse) and Russian (3rd verse). Refren is written in both languages, moksza and era.
Шумбрат, Мордовия!
1. Ши валда, Мордовия, седистот сай,
Ши валда, Мордовия, сельмосот палы, юрнай,
Россиять мяшться мокшень сияста
Россиять карксэземса эрзянь зырняста.
(in Moksza language)
Шумбрат! Шумбрат, Мордовия!
Гайняк! Гайняк, Мордовия!
Кельгома краеньке – най панжи маеньке,
Мокшэрзянь шачема-касома край!
Шумбрат! Шумбрат, Мордовия!
Морак! Морак, Мордовия!
Павазу эряфсь тонь тонь эрь
Ульхть шумбра, ульхть шумбра,
Кода сонць Сияжарсь, ульхть шумбра!
(in moksza and ersia)
2. Тон ютыть, Мордовия, стака кить-янт,
Тон молить, Мордовия, витьстэ,
верьга кандыть прят.
Вий макснесть Мокшась Мокшась
Секс течис тон седейс
– прок ванькс лисьмапрят
(in Arabic)
3.
России держалась голову гордо несла.
Давали силы вольные, Сура,
I'm sorry.
(in Russian)
Hello, Mordowa.
I
O Tomorrow, Mordonia! From the bottom of your heart,
O Tomorrow, Mordonia! In your eyes the light shines.
The star of Moksza shines all over Russia,
The waking Russia dawns Erza.
Refren:
Long live! Long live Mordov!
Sing! Sing, Mordova!
Earth dear! Your blooming spring,
Earth, beloved Moxha-Ersia!
Long live! Welcome, Mordova!
Sing! Sing, Mordova!
May the happy life be in your heart!
Peace be with you, Mordova!
Be strong like sunlight!
II
You, Mordova, have come through a dark, hard road,
You, Mordowia, have stood upright and proud,
Extensive Moksza and Sura gave you strength,
Your heart and soul are inactive pure as spring spring spring.
III
You, Mordova, have come a long and hard way.
You have always been with Russia with dignity,
Free Moksha and Sura gave you strength,
Your soul and heart are powerful.
