"Pogány Induló" is the title of a historic Hungarian march, its name translating roughly as "Pagan March." It is associated with the tradition of 19th- and early 20th-century Central European military and ceremonial marches and reflects the melodic and rhythmic characteristics typical of that repertoire: steady, march-like tempo; bold, diatonic melodies; and instrumentation suited to brass and wind ensembles. The piece circulates in collections of Hungarian patriotic and folk-influenced instrumental works and is performed in contexts that emphasize national or regional musical heritage. Exact authorship and date vary among sources, and the work is principally known through its place within Hungary's march and ceremonial music tradition.