In the beginning, there was only viswa Brahman, the one without a second.

From this Brahman was born SwayamBhu VishwaKarma who created the universe. (Sway
amBhu means "self-born", VishwaKarmameans "architect of the universe"). VishwaKa
rma had five faces; from each face, a brahma was born; these were Manu (not Manu
of ManuSmriti), Maya, Twastha, Shilpi, and Vishwajna. Each of these Brahmas was
the architect of one Veda. Thus there are five vedas: Rig, Yajur, Sama, Atharva
, and Pranava vedas. As the female counterpart of these five Brahmas, five femal
e aspects(Shaktis) were born. These were Adi Shakti, Para Shakti, Ichcha Shakti,
Jnana Shakti, and Buddhi Shakti.
From each of these Brahmas were born five Bhootas (or elements).
These were Prithvi, Apas, Vayu, Agni, and Akasha.
For a long time, the vedas were taught only by word-of-mouth. That is, it was pa
ssed on by a guru to his sishyas (disciples) who in turn passed it on to thier s
ishyas.
Vyasa was a sishya of one of these Pancha Brahmas. He learnt the Vedas,Shastras,
and Puranas from him. At the end of Dwapara Yuga (Death of Krishna), Vyasa put
these down in written form with modifications of hisown. He then prayed to his g
uru, and when the guru promised to give him what he wanted, Vyasa asked that wha
t he has written down as Vedas be followed by people. His guru then realized wha
t Vyasa had done, and since he was bound by his word to Vyasa, granted that "Wha
tever you have written will be
followed in the coming Kali Yuga for 5000 years". Thus, Vedas in the current for
m have been written by Vyasa, and will be followed till the end of KaliYuga.
This is how our didn't get to fame,...but soon as much as possible its get into
fame light ,that day is gonna be of all my vishwa karma brothers & sisters privi
lege.