Gwent

From the Gwent tower there was an unobstructed view stretching away in every direction toward the horizon.

In the old Welsh tongue, Gwent means a champaign country, or level alluvial plain.

William de Braose began his public career by calling the princes of Gwent to a conference at Abergavenny, and massacring them.

One chieftain, Morgan of Caerleon, waged war against the marshal in Gwent, and was dislodged with difficulty.

Now, this is precisely what is described in the Domesday Survey of Gwent.