sentences:  The rural cadastral names Künschberg and Künschwoog (that is, Königsberg and Königswoog, "Königs" being German for “king’s”) still recall the time when the area was part of the "Reichsland".In 1316, Dittweiler had its first documentary mention, according to which a lesser nobleman named Reinfried de Curti acknowledged ownership of part of his holdings in Dittweiler ("Dydewilre"), with which he had been enfeoffed by Waldgrave Johannes von Dhaun.In 1438, Dittweiler and the village mill (Falken Hansen Mühle) appeared in the "Sponheimer Gültbuch", a taxation book.