The pharaoh (probably Amenhotep III), after receiving…
1353 BCE to 1342 BCE
The pharaoh (probably Amenhotep III), after receiving numerous complaints about Labaya's behavior, finally orders several Canaanite rulers to take Labaya prisoner and send him to Egypt.
Biridiya, ruler of Megiddo, writes to the pharaoh that Zurata, governor of Akko, had captured Labaya, but had accepted a bribe from the latter and released him. (EA 245)
Labaya is eventually killed by the citizens of Gina (Beth-Hagan, possibly modern-day Jenin).
Labaya's two sons report his death to the Pharaoh's agent, Balu-Ur-Sag..