The soil in the lower part of the Burgraviate was more fertile and this led to Frederick receiving significantly more revenue than his brother.
The House Treaty of Regensburg eliminated the imbalance by re-dividing the burgraviate into two economically equivalent territories.
This principle had already been formulated in the Dispositio Achillea, and was made part of the Hohenzollern house law by this treaty.
He had inherited Kulmbach after the untimely death of his father, Casimir and had been raised by his uncle and guardian Margrave George in Ansbach.
When Albert Alcibiades came of age, he and George agreed to realign their borders and concluded the Treaty of Regensburg.