 Lordship over the blood court thereby ended up in new hands, while the other lords named still otherwise held their tithing rights in the various villages.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.Nerzweiler also suffered in the Thirty Years' War.