Don Quijote's background was Spain at the end of the 18th century. At that time, Spain was under the rule of the Flamenco Dynasty, which ruled until 1792. The Flamenco Dynasty was marked by political corruption, social unrest, and constant encroachment of territory by foreign enemies. In this context, the protagonist of Don Quijote, Don Quijote, lived in a period of history full of fantasy and adventure. The story of Don Quijote took place in a small town called Macondo, which was located in the territory of the Flamenco Dynasty. In this small town, Don Quijote met all kinds of people and animals, and he experienced many adventures and challenges with them. In addition to Don Quijote, there were many other characters and stories of this era, such as a poet named Miguel de Cervantes, whose works reflected the social and cultural landscape of this era. Don Quijote's story reflected some characteristics of Spanish society at the end of the 18th century, such as social unrest, political corruption, the relationship between man and nature, and so on.