sentences:  According to Veldenz documents from 1268 and 1387, the "Ampt Honhelden" (using the archaic spelling of "Amt"), along with the chapel estate of Einöllen as an annex was one of the Veldenzes’ two allodial holdings, the other being Waldgrehweiler, which at that time was known as "Grebwilre" (in Modern High German this would be "Grafenweiler", meaning “Count’s Hamlet).In many cases, these allodial holdings served lords as summertime seats, as it were, cottages.Einöllen apparently held much importance to the Counts of Veldenz for its “lordly pond” (alongside winegrowing at the Wingertsberg or Herrenberg at Hohenöllen).