Brobdingnag

Brobdingnag is the second country visited Lemuel Gulliver in Jonathan Swift's novel Gulliver's Travels. Not only the people but the whole of nature here are much larger than himself

From a heavy storm blown off course, creates a dinghy his ship to an island to fetch water. Gulliver is left behind and soon discovered it by locals. The average size of humans is about 18 meters. From a tenant Gulliver is initially issued for cash before it is sold to the royal house in Lorbrulgrud, the capital of Brobdingnag. Gulliver contributes due to its small body size for Hofbelustigung, but is treated with respect. Gulliver tells the king of England and the conditions in the current Europe, which has much cause for criticism for the king ("... I can only draw the conclusion that the bulk of your natives the most pernicious forms of gender small creeping things, which nature ever allowed has, on the surface of the earth crawl "). As Gulliver offers to the king the mystery of black powder, it refuses indignantly. When Gulliver is staying near the coast, is the box that Gulliver is used for traveling, carried by an eagle on the open sea. After the eagle, the box has dropped, Gulliver is rescued by a ship normal sized people.