Adda-danu
Adda-danu was the 'mayor' of the city/city-state of Gazru-(modern Gezer, Israel) of the Amarna letters period, 1350-1335 BC. 'Adda' is the name of the Northwest Semitic god Hadad, and Adda-danu translates as: ""Hadad (is the) Judge"". Adda-danu is one of the three mayors who ruled Gazru in the 20–year Amarna letters correspondence, the others being Milkilu, and Yapahu. Adda-danu is the author of one letter, EA 292, (EA for 'el Amarna'). The letter is entitled: ""Like a pot held in pledge"". It is of note that some of the 382  Amarna letters contain phrases, quotes, or parables and the title refers to, The Pot of a Debt. Amarna letter--no. 292. Adda-danu's letter to pharaoh Akhenaten. Title: ""Like a pot held in pledge"" Letter no. 1 of 5 from Yapahu-(of "Gazru"), also has the subject of: "The pot of a debt." It is a short, 21-line, undamaged letter, entitled: ""The sweet breath of the king"". See: Yapahu. Three quotes in letter no. 292. A list of quotes from the letter: