| Adasse | |
| Occupation: | Creditor |
| Years Active: | c.1348 |
| Era: | 14th century |
Adasse (fl. 1348) was a Jewish money lender from Görlitz, modern-day Germany, who was granted citizenship of the town .
It was rare for either a woman or someone who was Jewish to be granted citizens rights in the fourteenth century; the fact that Adasse was both means she is a significant figure.[1] She gained notoriety in the town as a creditor, lending money to members of the Christian community in particular.[2] At the time of her citizenship, she was the owner of a promissory note for 71 marks. Although a citizen, Adasse would still have been excluded from council elections.[3]