LILLIPUTIA

After a shipwreck, Gulliver found himself in the land of the Lilliputians, where he was initially bound and chained, but was later released when it was determined he posed no threat. He aided the Lilliputians in their war with the neighboring country of Blefuscu, capturing their fleet and earning the title of "Nardac." However, when the emperor ordered all Blefuscu's ships to be captured and subjected to complete subjugation, Gulliver refused, and the courtiers began to plot against him. Learning of their enemies' plans, he fled to Blefuscu, where he found a boat and returned home.

Arrival and capture: Gulliver woke up tied up on the shore, and the Lilliputians, mistaking him for a monster, tied him to a chain and transported him to the capital on a huge platform drawn by thousands of horses.

Service to Lilliput: Soon the emperor and his court became convinced of the giant's peaceful nature, and Gulliver earned him the honorary title of "nardak." He aided the Lilliputians in their war with the neighboring Empire of Blefuscu, capturing their fleet.

Conspiracy and Escape: The Emperor then ordered Gulliver to seize all remaining enemy ships to completely enslave Blefuscu, but Gulliver refused. Meanwhile, the leading courtiers, for various reasons, began to plot against him. The treasurer suggested blinding Gulliver to reduce the cost of his upkeep. Upon learning of the treacherous plans, Gulliver quickly made his way to Blefuscu, where he found a boat and, with its help, was able to sail away, allowing him to return home.