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During the [[Gate Rune War]], the castle was under the rule of [[Great General]] [[Kwanda Rosman]]. Following the destruction of [[Lukie Ende Towayo]], the [[Toran Liberation Army]] amassed enough troops to attack the castle in the [[Battle at Pannu Yakuta Castle]]. | During the [[Gate Rune War]], the castle was under the rule of [[Great General]] [[Kwanda Rosman]]. Following the destruction of [[Lukie Ende Towayo]], the [[Toran Liberation Army]] amassed enough troops to attack the castle in the [[Battle at Pannu Yakuta Castle]]. | ||
Following the Liberation Army victory, the castle was infiltrated by [[ | Following the Liberation Army victory, the castle was infiltrated by [[Hero (Suikoden)]] and his entourage. There, they defeated a dragon before Tir defeated Kwanda Rosman in a one-on-one duel. | ||
The castle itself was built on ancient [[Sindar]] ruins, although the ruins were destroyed by the construction of the citadel. | The castle itself was built on ancient [[Sindar]] ruins, although the ruins were destroyed by the construction of the citadel. | ||
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Pannu Yakuta Castle (パンヌ・ヤクタ城内 Pannu Yakuta Jounai) is a location in the first Suikoden game. It is the headquarters of the Imperial Army stationed in the Great Forest.
During the Gate Rune War, the castle was under the rule of Great General Kwanda Rosman. Following the destruction of Lukie Ende Towayo, the Toran Liberation Army amassed enough troops to attack the castle in the Battle at Pannu Yakuta Castle.
Following the Liberation Army victory, the castle was infiltrated by Hero (Suikoden) and his entourage. There, they defeated a dragon before Tir defeated Kwanda Rosman in a one-on-one duel.
The castle itself was built on ancient Sindar ruins, although the ruins were destroyed by the construction of the citadel.