 In the 14th century, ownership was transferred to the former noble family of Randegg, which left its sign of a lion's head in the village's shield.The village changed hands numerous times in the course of the following centuries.In 1540, the neighbouring city of Schaffhausen (in Switzerland) purchased one third of the domain; the other parts were owned by several families, with the Liebenfels family being responsible for the construction of a small castle called “Liebenfelsisches Schloesschen” in 1750.