When the new fountain produced no water, the king consulted his astrologers, who suggested that what was needed was a human sacrifice of a male candidate having Battis-Lakshanas, or thirty-two perfections.
Upon discovering that the new fountain was not working, the king sought advice from his astrologers, who recommended that a human sacrifice be made of a male person with exceptional qualities, such as Battis-Lakshanas, or thirty-two perfect attributes.