 In 1614, Duke Johannes II of Zweibrücken traded his serfs in Teschenmoschel for some in the "Eßweiler Tal" belonging to Baron Johann Gottfried von Sickingen in Schallodenbach.Hundheim, too, suffered in the Thirty Years' War, although details are not available.Another fundamental shift in the power structure came in 1755, when Duke Christian IV transferred Offenbach Abbey with the villages of Hundheim, Nerzweiler, Hinzweiler, Oberweiler, Oberaschbach and Niederaschbach (now vanished) and also the "Hirsauer Kirche" to the Rhinegraves of Grumbach, who until 1595 had exercised high jurisdiction in these villages.