How did Gulliver end up in Houyhnhnms Land?

Gulliver ends up in the land of the Houyhnhnms after his ship is seized by a group of pirates. In the story, he initially sets sail for a voyage, but his circumstances drastically change when he is attacked by these sailors. They take control of the ship, forcing Gulliver into a situation where he no longer has control over his voyage. After escaping from his captors, he later finds himself washed ashore in the land of the Houyhnhnms. This chain of events highlights not only Gulliver’s lack of agency due to external forces but also serves as a commentary on the unpredictability of adventure and exploration during that era. Other options do not accurately depict how he ended up in that place, as he was not a willing traveler nor was he simply shipwrecked without any prior conflict.