Since the Second World War, only one Archdruid has served more than one three-year term. Albert Evans-Jones ("Cynan")  was elected in 1950 and again in 1963, and was regarded as a liberal influence on the festival; he publicly accepted that the eisteddfod as it stands has no direct descent from druidic culture . He was knighted in 1969 for his services to Welsh culture, the only Archdruid to have been so honoured.
Since the Second World War, only one Archdruid has served more than one three-year term. Albert Evans-Jones ("Cynan") , a World War I veteran whom Alan Llwyd considers to be the greatest Welsh war poet, was elected in 1950 and again in 1963, and was regarded as a reforming influence on the festival; he publicly accepted that the eisteddfod and the gorsedd have no direct descent from Welsh mythology or from the druids . He was knighted in 1969 for his services to Welsh culture, the only Archdruid to have been so honoured.
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