 Around the 13th century, Enfeh was a small, fortified village surrounded by fertile fields, and it was famous for its wine production.It was one of the lordships of the county of Tripoli, governed by French provincial nobles from the Renoir family.The French Lord was eventually chased out of Enfeh by the Prince Bohemond IV of Antioch, the Lord of Beirut, and the Genoese, and he took refuge in Cyprus.