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And in their power, they built Cidri. How? We don’t know. Where? Good question. It orbits the Sun where Earth would be – if there was an Earth in that universe. No one today knows for sure even what Cidri is. Certainly no ordinary planet. Cidri is big. No complete map of its surface is known. The standard work, compiled two hundred years ago by the Imperial College of Cartographers at Predimuskity, shows 48 continents (defined as land masses of over 2,000,000 square miles); five of these are in excess of 25,000,000 square miles. Almost half the known surface of Cidri is covered with water; most of its seas are dotted with islands.
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Since considering Cidri as one BIG world orbiting where Earth would be located really makes the physics of itself and the other orbiting bodies of the Solar system hard to rationalize, I've envisioned it as really a series of Earth-like bodies in multiple dimensions synchronized and joined by gates.
The Mnoren linked these bodies in such a way that no one has ever discerned that it is not one world. Then again maybe it is one extremely large, earth-like world spread throughout multiple dimensions. The Mnoren were masters of space and time weaving worlds together as easily as we weave cloth.