The king likes him so much that he wants Gulliver to marry one of his daughters.
Explanation:
In general, we see that Gulliver is lucky throughout his travels because he is well-liked by most people he meets. This is also the case with the King of Luggnagg. Gulliver is careful, and he follows all the complicated rituals that are necessary in order not to offend the king. The king ends up liking Gulliver. He wants him to marry one of his daughters. He also gives him money, a present and a letter of recommendation to the Emperor of Japan.
