An emperor who had no heirs is said to have assembled the aristocratic children and given them each a seed, stating, “Whoever among you grows the most beautiful flower will be my successor,” according to an Eastern tale. One of the kids, Kumar, was unable to get the seed to sprout; his companions, on the other hand, exclaimed over the lovely flowers they were cultivating. Kumar was embarrassed to display the empty vase on the day of judgment, but his parents persuaded him to be truthful and proudly display the outcome. After examining every bloom, the emperor named Kumar the victor of the contest, stating, “Every seed was boiled; the other kids cheated by using a different seed. The only person who is was sincere enough to give the seed I gave you your best effort. As a result, only you are qualified to succeed me as heir.