<sod>In Focșani, after the completion of the training of the Sacred Band’s members, oath taking ceremony was organized, according to the Tsarist etiquette. After the ceremony, Alexander Ypsilantis gave an enthusiastic speech and gave the flag of the Sacred Band to the commander of the Band, [[Georgios Kantakouzinos]] ( [[Athanasios Tsakalov]], one of the founders of the [[Filiki Eteria]] was the second in command ). Thereafter the Sacred Band’s members conducted a military parade singing the military song "Asma Polemistirion" that was written by [[Adamantios Korais]] 20 years ago for the “Brigade of skirmishers of the East” (“Ταξιαρχία των Ακροβολιστών της Ανατολής”) of Bonaparte that was fighting in [[Egypt]] and in which [[Greeks]] were participating. At the beginning there were 120 members of the Sacred Band and then it reached the number of the 400 members, while the organization of the force was completed in [[Târgoviște]].<eod>
<sod>In Focșani, after the completion of the training of the Sacred Band’s members, oath taking ceremony was organized, according to the Tsarist etiquette. After the ceremony, Alexander Ypsilantis gave an enthusiastic speech and gave the flag of the Sacred Band to the commander of the Band, [[Georgios Kantakouzinos]] ( [[Athanasios Tsakalov]], one of the founders of the [[Filiki Eteria]] was the second in command ). Thereafter the Sacred Band’s members conducted a military parade singing the military song "Asma Polemistirion" (Άσμα Πολεμιστήριον) that was written by [[Adamantios Korais]] 20 years ago for the “Brigade of skirmishers of the East” (“Ταξιαρχία των Ακροβολιστών της Ανατολής”) of Bonaparte that was fighting in [[Egypt]] and in which [[Greeks]] were participating. At the beginning there were 120 members of the Sacred Band and then it reached the number of the 400 members, while the organization of the force was completed in [[Târgoviște]].<eod>