Pu-Ba'lu

Pu-Ba'lu, (wani rubutun, kuma Pu-Bahla) ya kasance mai mulki / magajin gari na Yursa, (birni / birni-jiha a Kan'ana (?)), wanda aka gano tare da Tell Jemmeh, na 1350-1335 KZ Amarna haruffa wasiƙa. Sunansa yana fassara a cikin Yammacin Semitic da kuma a cikin Akkadian kamar: "kalma / baki (na) Ba'al", 'Mai magana (na) Baal' , (-ko 'Muryar Ba'al').

Pu-Ba'lu na Yursa shine marubucin wasiƙu uku ga Fir'auna. Dubi: Yursa

Harafin Amarna guda uku, (EA don 'el Amarna') ga Fir'auna daga Pu-Ba'lu na Yursa sune:

 EA 314 - Title: "A shiping of glass""A jigilar gilashi"
 EA 315 - Title: ""Kamar umurnin Rana""-Dubi: Reanap
 EA 316 - Title: "Postscript to the royal scribe"-Dubi: Tahmašši

Daga cikin dukkan haruffa 382 na Amarna, Pu-Ba'lu na Yursa an ambaci shi ne kawai a cikin haruffa 314, da 315, kamar haka: "..Pu-Ba'la, mai mulkin Yursa", da EA 316, a matsayin "Pu-Ba-lu". Wani nassi a cikin EA 104, mai taken: "Ullassa da aka dauka" shine ga ɗan Abdi-Ashirta, "Pu-Bahla", mai yiwuwa 'Pu-Baal' daban.

 Misali wasika na Pu-Ba'lu 

 EA 314, "A jigilar gilashi" 

 Ga sarki- (watau Fir'auna), ubangijina, allahn na, Rana, Rana daga sama: Saƙon Pu-Ba'lu, bawanka, mai mulkin Yursa. Gaskiya ina durƙusa a ƙafafun sarki, ubangijina, allahntaka, Rana: Rana daga sama, sau 7 da sau 7, a baya da kuma cikin ciki. Gaskiya ina tsaron wurin sarki, (na) ubangijina, Rana, Rana daga sama. Wanene kare g wanda ba zai kwance ba [y umarnin sarki, Rana daga sk]y? [Tun da sarki, ubangijina, yana da ord[ere[d] gilashi, na  ba da shi ga sarki, ubanniyata, allahna, Rana daga sk[y].[s] - EA -314, layi 1-22 (tare da halayen cuneiform da suka lalace) 

EA 235, mai taken: "Tsarin gilashi", yana da wannan batun, wasika daga Satatna na Akka. Dubi kuma gilashin wannan batun: Yidya na Ašqaluna, EA 323; duba: Yidya .

 Dubi kuma 

 Yursa
 Yankunan Amarna da shugabanninsu
 Harafin Amarna
 Wasikar Amarna EA 323
 Satatna, da Yidya, Harafin Gilashi

 Haɗin waje 

 Pu-Baal na "Yurtsa"
 Pu-Baal na "Yurtsa", Mataki na 2

 Manazarta 

 Moran, William L. Wasiƙun Amarna.. Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987, 1992.  (Sauce-cover,  )