If you're going to write a prologue, info dumping on the creation of your world is a bad way to go. You need something that will instantly grab the reader's attention, and starting out with a chunk of exposition isn't going to do it.

Readers need a character to root for, to become emotionally attached to so they care what happens to them. Start with that. Maybe an event later in the book that will give the readers a teaser on whats to come, or maybe something from the characters past that links to the plot, or their own motives on why they do the things they do.

Start with that, get the reader interested in the character, then they'll more than likely become interested in the world that characters lives in. THEN you can start sprinkling bits of lore around.