Caer Fawr and Caer Einion were twin settlements raised by the Cymroth people in the high country of what would become middle Wales, serving as capital for nearly three thousand years.

Blacksmith and inventor who created the wheel c. 4000 BC, built the twin forts of the Cymroth, and later produced the first steel in the forge of Annwn. His brilliance was matched by the darkness that eventually led him to attempt poisoning the sacred springs around 600 BC.

The Cymroth were a unified people who settled the high ridges of middle Wales c. 3800 BC, building resonance forts and maintaining harmony through song for nearly three millennia before fracturing into the Silures and Ordovices around 950 BC.

The Dragon Tongue, taught to refugees fleeing Shinar during their westward migration c. 4000 BC. This language restored speech to those struck silent by terror and became the foundation of Welsh, carrying harmonics that could make stone itself respond when properly spoken.