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The kings unsolved problem:-

In the past, there was a kingdom known as Kapila. A king named Ranadeva ruled that kingdom.
During the reign of that king, all the citizens lived happily and peacefully.
The king was living a peaceful life without any problems, but one problem was bothering him.
The king did not have any children, even after five years of marriage. To solve this problem, he performed many pujas and homas, but nothing was successful.
He left the state in search of a solution to his problem. He met many people and asked for a solution to his problem.
One day, when he was walking alone in the forest, a monk met him and told him the place where the king's problem could be solved.
The king reached that place as soon as possible, but there was a temple. The king looked around the temple, but there was nothing there.
Sitting on the floor, very bored, after some time, he saw an inscription on one side of the temple.
He went near it and tried to read it. The increiption words written in Sanskrit There was a problem written on it; whoever solves it, God will give him a boon.
Problem:-
There were three sanctums. Inside the temple were 'Brahma, Vishnu, and Ishwara', and in the middle of the temple was a Kalyani (Pond). There is a flower plant inside the temple. The king should put as many flowers in the basket as needed to dip those flowers in a water pond, then multiply those flowers three times; that is, if 10 flowers are dipped, then 30 flowers will bloom.
After that, as many flowers as you worship the first god, you should worship all three gods with the same number of flowers, but every time you worship and dip the remaining flower in a pond, it will increase three times. But not a single flower should remain in the king's basket after worshiping the last god.
1. How many flowers does the king take in his basket?
2. With how many flowers does the king offer pooja to each deity?

Clause
1. The flowers remaining after worshipping each deity should be dipped in kalyani.
2. As many flowers as the first deity is worshipped, the remaining two deities should be worshipped with the same number of flowers, but not a single flower should remain in the king's basket after worshiping the last god.
3. After worshiping each deity, should the remaining flowers be dipped in Kalyani?

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