sentences:  Other forms of the name that the village (now constituent community) has borne over the ages are, among others, "Inferiori Ysenbach" (1336), "Niedereyßenbach" (1336) and "Eißenbach" (1605).The name Glanbrücken, meaning "Glan Bridges", is a modern coinage dating from the 1960s, although it is modelled on traditional placenames such as Saarbrücken, and like that name, it is the local river's name combined with the ending "—brücken".From the time of its first documentary mention, Hachenbach belonged ecclesiastically, along with the other villages in the area, to the parish of Hirsau.