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Once the bearer of the [[Dragon Rune]], Joshua Levenheit is the former leader of the [[Knights of the Dragon's Den]]. A proud man<ref>"But I must warn you that Joshua is a proud man." - Sanchez ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>, Joshua Levenheit was a firm believer in the autonomy of the Dragon Knights. During the [[War of Succession]], Joshua Levenheit and the Dragon Knights allied with the Crown Prince [[Barbarosa Rugner]] after being encouraged by the grace and the goodwill of the young emperor, but, maintaining Goya's autonomy, Joshua also took in fugitives from both sides of the conflict, such as [[Kreutz]], a general under [[Geil Rugner]]. Following the Succession War, the [[Scarlet Moon Empire]] began to see the Dragon Knights not as allies, but as subjects. Many within the Dragon Knights grew dissatisfied with the Scarlet Moon Empire for this treatment<ref>"It is true that many of us have been dissatisfied with the present Emperor..." - Joshua Levenheit ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>.

During the [[Gate Rune War]], the [[dragon|dragons]] of the Dragon Knights fell under a sleeping poison, leaving the Dragon Knights grounded<ref>"At the moment, the Knights of the Dragon's Den are completely powerless." - Joshua Levenheit ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. To prevent this from becoming common knowledge, Joshua Levenheit forbade all visitors from entering [[Goya]]<ref>"I have orders from the Commander of the Dragon Knights to let no one in, not even the Emperor himself." - Gatekeeper ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. Despite this, a [[Toran Liberation Army]] party, including [[~~Tir McDohl~~]], the leader of the Toran Liberation Army, and [[Humphrey Mintz]], a close friend of Joshua<ref>"I happen to be an old friend of Joshua, Commander of the Knights of the Dragon's Den, who's domain is in the west." - Humphrey Mintz ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>, broke into the [[Dragon's Den]]. After they learned of the Dragon's sleeping sickness, Joshua had no choice but to confess that the Dragons had fallen under a sleeping poison.

During the [[Gate Rune War]], the [[dragon|dragons]] of the Dragon Knights fell under a sleeping poison, leaving the Dragon Knights grounded<ref>"At the moment, the Knights of the Dragon's Den are completely powerless." - Joshua Levenheit ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. To prevent this from becoming common knowledge, Joshua Levenheit forbade all visitors from entering [[Goya]]<ref>"I have orders from the Commander of the Dragon Knights to let no one in, not even the Emperor himself." - Gatekeeper ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. Despite this, a [[Toran Liberation Army]] party, including [[Hero (Suikoden)]], the leader of the Toran Liberation Army, and [[Humphrey Mintz]], a close friend of Joshua<ref>"I happen to be an old friend of Joshua, Commander of the Knights of the Dragon's Den, who's domain is in the west." - Humphrey Mintz ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>, broke into the [[Dragon's Den]]. After they learned of the Dragon's sleeping sickness, Joshua had no choice but to confess that the Dragons had fallen under a sleeping poison.

The Liberation Army quickly helped Joshua Levenheit and the Dragon Knights reawaken the dragons by gathering the items needed to make an antidote. Following this, Joshua Levenheit quickly entered into an alliance with the Liberation Army<ref>"It looks like we'll be fighting together again, side by side. But against a different enemy this time. Commander Tir, the Dragon Knights will join you. To defeat the Empire." - Joshua Levenheit ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>.

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 Once the bearer of the [[Dragon Rune]], Joshua Levenheit is the former leader of the [[Knights of the Dragon's Den]]. A proud man<ref>"But I must warn you that Joshua is a proud man." - Sanchez ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>, Joshua Levenheit was a firm believer in the autonomy of the Dragon Knights. During the [[War of Succession]], Joshua Levenheit and the Dragon Knights allied with the Crown Prince [[Barbarosa Rugner]] after being encouraged by the grace and the goodwill of the young emperor, but, maintaining Goya's autonomy, Joshua also took in fugitives from both sides of the conflict, such as [[Kreutz]], a general under [[Geil Rugner]]. Following the Succession War, the [[Scarlet Moon Empire]] began to see the Dragon Knights not as allies, but as subjects. Many within the Dragon Knights grew dissatisfied with the Scarlet Moon Empire for this treatment<ref>"It is true that many of us have been dissatisfied with the present Emperor..." - Joshua Levenheit ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>.
-During the [[Gate Rune War]], the [[dragon|dragons]] of the Dragon Knights fell under a sleeping poison, leaving the Dragon Knights grounded<ref>"At the moment, the Knights of the Dragon's Den are completely powerless." - Joshua Levenheit ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. To prevent this from becoming common knowledge, Joshua Levenheit forbade all visitors from entering [[Goya]]<ref>"I have orders from the Commander of the Dragon Knights to let no one in, not even the Emperor himself." - Gatekeeper ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. Despite this, a [[Toran Liberation Army]] party, including [[Tir McDohl]], the leader of the Toran Liberation Army, and [[Humphrey Mintz]], a close friend of Joshua<ref>"I happen to be an old friend of Joshua, Commander of the Knights of the Dragon's Den, who's domain is in the west." - Humphrey Mintz ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>, broke into the [[Dragon's Den]]. After they learned of the Dragon's sleeping sickness, Joshua had no choice but to confess that the Dragons had fallen under a sleeping poison.
+During the [[Gate Rune War]], the [[dragon|dragons]] of the Dragon Knights fell under a sleeping poison, leaving the Dragon Knights grounded<ref>"At the moment, the Knights of the Dragon's Den are completely powerless." - Joshua Levenheit ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. To prevent this from becoming common knowledge, Joshua Levenheit forbade all visitors from entering [[Goya]]<ref>"I have orders from the Commander of the Dragon Knights to let no one in, not even the Emperor himself." - Gatekeeper ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. Despite this, a [[Toran Liberation Army]] party, including [[Hero (Suikoden)]], the leader of the Toran Liberation Army, and [[Humphrey Mintz]], a close friend of Joshua<ref>"I happen to be an old friend of Joshua, Commander of the Knights of the Dragon's Den, who's domain is in the west." - Humphrey Mintz ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>, broke into the [[Dragon's Den]]. After they learned of the Dragon's sleeping sickness, Joshua had no choice but to confess that the Dragons had fallen under a sleeping poison.
 The Liberation Army quickly helped Joshua Levenheit and the Dragon Knights reawaken the dragons by gathering the items needed to make an antidote. Following this, Joshua Levenheit quickly entered into an alliance with the Liberation Army<ref>"It looks like we'll be fighting together again, side by side. But against a different enemy this time. Commander Tir, the Dragon Knights will join you. To defeat the Empire." - Joshua Levenheit ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>.