 Less than a month later, on 12 April 1383, another record mentions several people, including three from Nanzweiler (Henne von Nancwilr, Clas von Nancwilr and Henne, Angnesen Sohn) who had sworn an oath of obeisance to Sir Bechtolff, Castle Count at "Lutern" (Kaiserslautern), Squire Philips and their heirs.Until the time of the French Revolution nothing about the existing lordship structure on either side of the Glan changed.Nanzweiler and Diezweiler on the right bank remained with Electoral Palatinate, and the like-named villages on the Glan's left bank remained House of Leyen landholds.