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The history of Pyrrhians as an ethnic group began thousands of years ago under forgotten circumstances. Ancient Pyrrhian ballads and songs (such as the Oath of Íor) indicate that the Pyrrhians originated from a large island which later sank, forcing their emigration to the lands of Western Arith where they lived nomadic and druidic lifestyles following the laws of [[Ceiltean Druidism]]. Contemporary scholars, and archaeologists have continued researching the sudden sinking of the hypothesised Pyrrhian homeland - referred to as Pyrrhos - and the linguistics around it, the word Pyrrhian meaning "Men of the West".