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.

Refugees fleeing Babel's fallen towers migrated westward for generations. A mysterious stranger guided them toward an island in the western ocean, promising virgin hills where stone could sing. These peoples reached Wales near 4000 BC, named themselves Cymroth.