In the First Margrave War, the city of Nuremberg was able to feed its citizens properly and still emerge victorious through careful planning, extensive stockpiling of grain and meat and strict control of prices by the town council.
During the First Margrave War, Nuremberg managed to provide sufficient food for its populace and secure victory with meticulous planning, ample reserves of grains and meats, and stringent control over prices enforced by the town council.