as in the 14th century claims to power by the margraves of meißen emerged, henry of plauen submitted to the tenure-based regnancy of the bohemian crown, excepting only the dominion of voigtsberg, that stayed tenured to the reich. in 1349, his equinomic son henry also handed voigtsberg over to bohemian tenure; thus the whole vogtland had become a reichsafterlehn (a specific status of tenure). in 1357 an exchange of territories was agreed with by the margraviate of meißen, effectually making wiedersberg, liebau, adorf, pausa, neuenkirchen and hirschberg (among others) meißenian while borna, geithein and kohren were handed to the vogt. the exchange was heavily disputed by branch line cousins of henry's. the lords of plauen, as they called themselves, retrieved auerbach, pausa and liebau as meißenian tenure in 1379. since 1426 the lords of plauen were burggraves of meißen and found themselves in constant power struggles with the saxonian kurfürsts.