 Similar to the above-mentioned agreement Christian III's youngest son John "the Younger" gained for him and his heirs a share in Holstein's and Schleswig's revenues in 1564, comprising a third of the royal share, thus a ninth of Holstein and Schleswig as to the fiscal point of view.John "the Younger" and his heirs, however, had no share in the condominial rule, they were only titular partitioned-off dukes.The share of John II "the Elder", who died in 1580, was halved between Adolf and Frederick II, thus increasing again the royal share by a fiscal sixth of Holstein and Schleswig.