Gwerin Gwyn

Gwerin Gwyn is a Welsh term meaning "white folk" or "the common people," often used to refer to the ordinary, rural communities in Wales. Historically, it contrasts with the aristocracy or landowning classes, emphasizing the identity and culture of ordinary Welsh farmers and laborers. The term highlights a sense of local heritage and social distinction within Welsh society, particularly in cultural or historical discussions. It reflects the importance of community and identity among the rural population in Wales, encapsulating their shared experiences and traditions.