So when they appeared before the town of Lüneburg with a fresh request for funds in September 1392, they had to agree to a significant treaty, the so-called Lüneburg Sate, in which the estates were granted numerous privileges and the dukes had to submit to the authority of a council of the landowners of the estates, in return for a loan of 50,000 marks.
Seega, kui nad ilmusid septembris 1392 Lüneburgi linna uue rahanõudega, pidid nad sõlmima tähtsa lepingu, niinimetatud Lüneburgi Sate, millega maaomanikele anti arvukalt privileege ning hertsogid pidid alluma maaomanike nõukogu autoriteedile, et saada 50 000 marka laenu.