Sieben auf einen Streich - the return

The old legends told that this area formerly belongs to a domineering and cruel King.

In the near hunting-castle lived his seven sons, whom he loved immeasurably.

One day the king found an old woman at this point.

She had crashed at the Traunstein, had dragged herself here, and now begged the King for his help. He did not tolerate any human beings in his territory, and, as a matter of fact, he took up the old woman and wanted to kill her with the gun . Then suddenly the earth trembled, and a terrible curse came out of the woman's mouth.

The king realized with horror that the witch was Kranawitha, who lived in the mountains of the Salzkammergut, and had dressed as an old woman.

Seven times the witch hit the rocks with a mighty stick, and with each blow shot out a fountain. The witch disappeared in the mountain with a scornful grin.

The king hurriedly hunted to his lodge, to his seven sons, but the castle was empty; the witch had enchanted his children as a punishment for the killing of the king in seven fountains.

The king climbed up into the rocks of the Traunstein, the hunting-castle fell, and even today one hears it, the Gamsjäger told, crying and lamenting at stormy nights.

The seven sons, however, still await their salvation as seven fountains.

(Translation from the german text at the Infoboard there)

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>Possibly some lost  a prong from the turreted crown .... sort the different number of prongs descending as Many, Medium and Little - and the total number of all prongs as All ... it should be the total number of Crowns.

Perhaps they will be saved if you look at: 360-All-All + Crowns Grade and Medium * Little (Crown-Little) m - at least you can sign the petition to their salvation.