Ḫaḫḫum, also known as Hahha, was a city in ancient Mesopotamia located near the Balikh river.
[1][2][5] During a period of unrest in the city sometime before 1835 BCE, caused by a rebellion against Assyria, the merchants postponed all commercial activities.
The treaty laid out terms on the textile, lapis lazuli, iron, and silver trade.
The treaty invoked the Assyrian deities as part of the oath.
[7][8] The city was conquered by Hittites during the reign of King Hattusili I. Hattiusili worked with the city of Tikuani to conquer Ḫaḫḫum during his Second Syrian Campaign.